Arbus shared Klein's raw, confrontational approach to street photography in mid-century New York, capturing ordinary and extraordinary figures with the same gritty urban energy and unflinching directness visible in this Vogue street scene.

Winogrand photographed the streets of New York with the same dynamic, spontaneous framing and postwar urban vitality that defines this Klein image, often intersecting fashion and street life with bold compositional energy.

Newton brought a similarly dramatic and provocative sensibility to fashion photography shot in real urban environments, blending high fashion with street authenticity in a way that closely mirrors Klein's editorial yet documentary driven aesthetic for Vogue.