Suzy Parker modeled wigs in a variety of styles and colors for the
June 1962 McCall's magazine:
http://www.minimadmod60s.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=25110
It's ironic that
Suzy is wearing a black wig in an article that came out in
1962. In his book
Fire and Ice: The Story of Charles Revson – the Man Who Built the Revlon Empire (William Morrow and Company, 1976),
Andrew Tobias highlighted the friction between
Charles Revson and
Suzy with
Suzy's backstory of this
1962 Revlon ad:
http://www.minimadmod60s.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=88141
http://www.minimadmod60s.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=51871
Photographer: Richard Avedon"'As time went on it became really very funny. They did this particular "Cleopatra" ad and shot it with ten or twelve different black-haired girls, at great expense. It wasn't the photographer's fault; it was just that they couldn't choose the model. So they had to keep paying Avedon for the pictures. It was a disaster. Finally, at the last minute, they brought me in and put a black wig on me and they never let Revson know it was me in the ad. He never realized.' (He doubtless realized full well. Out of pride he may have pretended he didn't.)”Susan Camp
Senior Editor & Archivist
Suzy Parker's Wig Wardrobe ~ McCall's 1962