GLAMOUR is one of the junior magazines belonging to Condé Nast. It is aimed at young women who will become (or dream to become) readers of VOGUE, and illustrated by photographers who will become (or dream to become) contributors to the senior magazine.
This wasn't exactly my case, as I was already working for HARPER'S BAZAAR, the other leading high fashion magazine. But GLAMOUR's art director, Miki Denhof, was fond of my "realistic" style. When we first met (I believe it was in 1960) she asked me to do a test session, and I photographed the models in the very offices of the magazine, which impressed me by their difference from the oldish offices in Paris and London, to which I was used. For the editors of GLAMOUR, in return, this appeared as a change from their usual, "glamourous" backgrounds in the Caribbean ...