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Audrey Hepburn ~ Funny Face, 1957

Audrey Hepburn + Givenchy in a promotional still for Billy Wilder's Love in the Afternoon (1957).

Raise your hand if you watch the annual Oscar awards primarily for the fashion show, not for the movie prizes. If so, you are not alone. Each year the Oscars provide an excuse for an outdoor runway show featuring the world’s favorite actors doing the modeling. (Female actors, of course; male fashion at the Oscars is predictable and a little boring and no one talks about it.) So, to mark this year’s Oscars we feature Top Ten moments in women’s fashion history. 1. Empire Waist

Hubert de Givenchy, the couturier who founded the House of Givenchy in 1952, has died aged 91.

This fabulous image that hangs in Blair Waldorf's NYC Penthouse bedroom. It is a rare Audrey pic impossible to find for under $95.00 anywhere else. I have found that picture that we all say," I love that, what is it"? This piece is a great alternative to the common looks that have become so mainstream and it will really stand out but be recognizable and is an original piece. This is also available in various sizes to help with framing solutions and presentation. You can choose several…

“#AudreyHepburn photographed by Cecil Beaton wearing hats by Givenchy ❤❤”

Audrey was wearing two-piece (pants and jacket) of Rose Bertin, handbag of Louis Vuitton and boots of Céline. Image from my friend Eduardo. thefashionofaudrey.tumblr.com

My favorite character in Clueless was Cher's capable driver outfit.

Here, we look back at the most famous LBDs of all time.