Peggy Moffitt med Bentley, New York, 1964

The way the photograph captures the early-60s city atmosphere is perfect—the grain on the pavement and the Bentley’s chrome feels so authentic. It’s now hanging in my study, and I catch myself staring at it every time I walk by.

The contrast in this print is gorgeous—Peggy’s pose against that massive Bentley really captures the grit and glamour of '60s New York. Framed it in my study and the archival quality shows; the blacks are deep and the paper has a nice weight to it.

The way Schatzberg captures that fleeting 1960s glamour is just spot-on — Peggy's pose against the Bentley feels both effortless and striking. The black-and-white finish gives it a timeless depth that looks stunning framed in my living room. It’s a piece I keep catching myself staring at.