"From Jean Shrimpton to Grace Coddington, Michael Caine to David Bowie, Duffy captured each personality with a playful and commanding duality, challenging the typical notions of a studio portrait," Thornett said in an email.
Along with his friends (and fellow East Londoners) David Bailey and Terence Donovan, Duffy, who died in 2010, defied the conventions of fashion photography, bringing models out of the studio and into the streets for magazines like British Vogue, French Elle and Esquire.
