Goddess of grace, elegance of a ballerina, timeless charm and impeccable sense of style - Audrey Hepburn is a fashion icon that redefines style in the 60s of last century. Known for short asymmetrical bangs, elegant hats, big dark sunglasses and the epithet "Lady with style," Audrey Hepburn remains the muse and inspiration and a half century later.
Classy and with charisma that has no competition on the screens, , Audrey seduces with big deer eyes, enigmatic smile and posture of a real lady.
Born in 1929 in Belgium, the first passion she finds is in the ballet and for a long time was dedicated in the striving to become perfect as a ballerina. But after getting advice that the low and high figure will obstruct her in to becoming a prima ballerina, Audrey started seriously getting into the world of the film, which will quickly bring her worldwide fame.
The first steps towards the big screen that she makes are modest. Hollywood found out about her after the movie "Roman Holiday" (1953) which brings her Oscar for Best Actress. After the first major success, following a series of projects "Sabrina" (1954), "Funny Face" (1957), "The Nun's Story" (1959), "Breakfast at Tiffani's" (1961), "My Fair Lady" (1964) and "Wait Until Dark" (1967) which helped Aуdrey to enter the short list of stars who have won Oscar, Tony, Emmy and Grammy awards.
Charade (1963)
Her fashion presence on the screen as well as on the streets of major metropolises, ис fascinating and unforgettable. Guided by the motto that beauty lies in the simplicity and elegance and not blindly obey the existing fashion trends, Audrey creates her own distinctive personal style.
Audrey is probably most responsible for the popularization of the little black dress, pearls and all Givenchy look, that means highlighting the elegant feminine silhouette. On private plan, she prefers comfort, not forgetting her physical qualities and flaws.No other actress caused greater admiration in the fashion world, compared with this Diva, which was often on the covers of "Vogue" and "Harper's Bazaar".
"Breakfast at Tiffany's" sealed Audrey's strong influence in the fashion world. Black dress by Givenchy in which she impresses in the famous romantic comedy combined with white effective pearls and elegant hairstyle is the most famous little black dress of all time.
Contrary to the stereotype of the middle of last century that feminine person should be crowned with thin eyebrows, Audrey chose natural looking eyebrows that is very present today. Full eyebrows are one of the distinctive features that bind to this icon with big eyes filled with passion and a smile that exudes warmth.
Once she leaved a strong imprint in the film and fashion world, Audrey retires to devote entirely to family and humanitarian work. As a goodwill ambassador of UNICEF, she puts to light her beautiful soul.
Unlike many Hollywood stars Audrey never shows fear of aging. "She was always a little surprised by the efforts of women to look young. In fact, she was happy aging, because it meant more time for her more time for her family and distancing of the madness after youth and beauty which rules in Hollywood "- said her son Luca Dotti.
True to her philosophy of life, Audrey skips cosmetic rejuvenation operations and proudly carries the lines of facial skin. Even in old age, her posture and style are worthy of admiration.
The last days of his life Audrey spends in Switzerland, fighting cancer. The life of the great star fades on 20 January 1993.
From the little girl who experienced the cruelty on her own skin from the consequences of the Second World War,to the humanitarian, muse, mother of two and a fashion icon, Audrey Hepburn will always be remembered after kind soul, elegance and style ..
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