Drawing a blank on a classic photograph

[USRoute12]

Earlier tonight, I was telling a friend of mine about a classic photograph from the 1950s or 1960s. This is where a large group of female models are all standing in the windows of a brick building that is several stories high. They are all wearing different color dresses, and this adds so much color to the image. I have seen this photograph hundreds of times. However, for the life of me, I can't remember the photographer's name. I believe the photo was shot in New York City?

Does this photograph sound familiar to anyone?

Thank you!

[Photo-John]

It's not ringing a bell for me. I will poke around and see if I can find it, though. The trick is coming up with the right keywords for the right Google search

[Frog]

I'd be very interested in seeing it if you come up with it.
I googled some but guess I didn't find the right key words either.

[USRoute12]

The image that I am talking about, I have seen this color photograph published numerous times in books and magazines, In fact, I have seen it a few times on TV before. However, for the life of me I can't remember the name of the photo or who shot it.

If you can envision numerous women all wearing different color dresses, standing on the ledge of each window, in a tall brick building, then you know what I am talking about. The photographer, was across the street either in a window or on the roof from his angle. It's a great fashion image. :idea:

[USRoute12]

I found it! The photo was taken by Ormond Gigli in 1960.

[Frog]

That is a cool shot and anyone that can get 43 women to do what he wants has my respect.

[kimgr]

I found it! The photo was taken by Ormond Gigli in 1960.

nice foto . thanks

[Photo-John]

Thanks for sharing that after you found it. I have never seen that before and agree it's a very cool photo. It must have been a lot of work setting that up.