Audrey hepburn black dress

I like to share how to create a fabulous Audrey Hepburn"s black dress look at Breakfast at Tiffany's in today's post. Not long ago, I posted How to

Many of you remember black and white TV, and the lack of Technicolor or special effects isn’t a barrier. Besides, who doesn’t get nostalgic about the hours spent watching Million Dollar Movie? (Its signature theme song, from Gone With the Wind, still gives me chills.) I would also bet that the themes of these old-timey treasures still resonate with us. In fact, you know you’re a boomer if you stop channel surfing when one of these great oldies pops up on the TV screen. Here’s how to share…

Audrey Hepburn was famous for the LBD, a wardrobe essential we have come to rely on.

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

Audrey Hepburn in a Coco Chanel little black dress.

Digital Audrey on Instagram: "“Monochrome Muse: Audrey’s Modernist Silhouette” Captured in the stark contrast of black and white, this digital portrait of Audrey Hepburn exudes the essence of modernist simplicity. Her sleek, sleeveless black dress flows with sculptural grace, reminiscent of the clean lines and form-follows-function ethos of Bauhaus design. Her poised, upright sitting, the subtle turn of her head, and the understated elegance of her hairstyle — a neat, no-fuss bun — speak to…