Warhol directly inspired this piece through his iconic silkscreen portraits of Marilyn Monroe, sharing the same vibrant color palette, Pop Art sensibility, and obsessive engagement with celebrity culture and iconic imagery.

Aldridge creates hyper saturated, theatrically lit photographic portraits that reference Pop Art aesthetics and bold color coupler print qualities, with a similar fascination for constructed glamour and iconic feminine imagery.

Pullen produces large scale, boldly colored photographic works that are mounted and treated as fine art objects, engaging with American pop cultural iconography and the constructed nature of celebrity in ways that closely parallel LaChapelle's approach in this piece.