When you think old Hollywood fashion, one of the first faces you should think of is Audrey Hepburn. If the name doesn’t ring a bell, you should remember her as the face behind one of Hollywood’s best movies of all time, ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s.’ Audrey Hepburn was a British actress, model, dancer and humanitarian. She was a film and fashion icon in Hollywood’s golden Age, and a look at some of her movies or pictures will immediately show you why. As far as Audrey’s style was concerned, words like classy, luxury, timelessness, vintage, glamour, and exquisite come to mind. She was one of the most celebrated icons of the 20th Century. Her style was very consistent and till today, she is still one of the most stylish people of all time. Here are some things that constituted what her style was made of:
- Accessories
Audrey Hepburn ’s accessories were always simply stunning. From pearl necklaces, to her signature dark shades, scarfs, or beautiful earrings, she snatched your attention with ease every time.
- Classic gowns
Some of her best movies, Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Roman Holiday, have her love for classic gowns on full display. Whether they were worn with gloves or fashion accessories, they always looked very glamorous and classic.
- Her hair
Audrey’s hair was the complete old Hollywood glam style. She kept it simple and fluid, going from bangs, to pixie cuts or stylish buns. Her hair was always set to complement her elegant ensemble.
- Comfortable Shoes
This fashion icon wore flats unapologetically! When they were not flats, they were simple block heels that screamed comfort. It is no wonder Audrey looked like she never had to try. She really didn’t need to!
- Black
It is safe to assume that one of Audrey’s best color was black. The movie star wore black as many times as she could. She wore the little black dress like a pro and always made black look great every time.
- Stripes
From striped sweaters to striped sweaters, Audrey Hepburn’s style was not lacking these fashion lines. She also wore flannels and polka dots dauntlessly – it was almost like nothing could ever look bad on her.
- Pants
Audrey had a thing for tight jeans, cropped pants, and every now and then, free shorts. Her street style accommodated a lot of pants and she could be seen pairing them with loose blouses and simple sweaters.
Audrey’s style was a rare combination of both simplicity and elegance.
