Duffy's third cover for Vogue is described as 'Whether it's a case of being a femme fatale or just simply beautiful, this sable cloche has all the answers in terms of the French collections: Paris in its mushroom shape, Paris in its fur flattery, Paris in its notable size. By Otto Lucas, at Fortnum & Mason. Whirlgig gold and turquoise earrings at Michael Gosschalk.'
Also in this issue, Duffy shoots legendary filmmaker John Cassavetes to discuss his directorial debut 'Shadows' although Cassavetes was already an accomplished actor by this point in his career. Cassavetes would meet Duffy again to be photographed in 1966 as part of 'The Dirty Dozen.'
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