Audrey Hepburn #2

[KamenKutak]

gosh... her face is absolutely amazing

 

[lady stardust]

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[CharmingNicky]

gorgeous. I could spend hours just staring at her picture perfect face

 

[sanja]

Article about Audrey published in She magazine January 2011






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[beeandthecity]

Thank you Sanja for the article

 

[gius]

This is an odd one, no? Could it be from a movie

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found out it's War & Peace

 

[Mirik]

VOGUE Nippon January 2011 ebook30

 

[CosiDiModa]

A few images from Roman Holiday. I loved that movie

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[loonaka]

Love love love her hair in post #422

 

[farou7a]

great article - even though its not complete

 

[Neyasnii Shepot]

1991 May Vanity Fair
Not sure whether this cover was posted before, but I couldn't resist and scanned it



my scan from "Audrey Hepburn. International Cover Girl"

 

[jackie_oh]

^ it's a beautiful picture! Thanks for scanning it. There's no doubt about it: she was the definition of class & elegance.

 

[Goyoaga]

I love her style and class!Thanks for pics

 

[godsavethhequeen]

I've "The Audrey Hepburn Treasure" and "How To Be Lovely:The Audrey Hepburn Way Of Life" and both are two of my favourite books

 

[papa_levante]

^ Reading "How to Be Lovely" now.

The photos in there are so priceless! Really lovely and the fonts really complement it.

 

[beeandthecity]

God, i missed so many stunning pictures in the last week. Thanks everyone for uploading!!

 

[farou7a]

I've "The Audrey Hepburn Treasure" and "How To Be Lovely:The Audrey Hepburn Way Of Life" and both are two of my favourite books

i have yet to buy these!

 

[papa_levante]

How to Be Lovely was, well, lovely. Lots of quotes and I think Audrey really had her head on straight.

 

[farou7a]

^ damn straight!

which is why she is an all-round icon even today.

 

[Boomer]

^ And, yet, what a difficult life she had overall...
I just got a copy of Fifth Avenue, 5:AM- Audrey Hepburn, Breakfast at Tiffany's, and the Dawn of the Modern Woman! Has anyone read it?
This movie really was a turning point in several ways...