Audrey Hepburn #2

WOW! Look at all those great shots of Audrey! I have seem some before, and some I haven't. I especially like the ones proving she stayed beautiful as she got older--something women in Hollywood today need to remember!
 
^ Audrey had the same thing Marilyn Monroe had- a face that expressed so much of the woman inside- endlessly interesting! :flower:

Oh.My.Dior! You are so right! That would explain so much... It's like looking at her you see her essence, what it's eternal. So beautiful Audrey "is". (I like MM as well, but Audrey is the apple of my eye ^_^)
For you :flower:, for being so eloquent with so few words.
 
So, was anyone lucky enough to go to the 1999 Museo Salvatore Ferragamo Audrey exhibit? I didn't find out about it until earlier this year. I'm kicking myself that I didn't know anything about it (not that I could have travelled to Italy anyway).

A catalogue accompanied the exhibit and it is well worth getting. It's called Audrey Hepburn: a Woman, the Style edited by Stephania Ricci. Unlike that atrocious Audrey Style book, this one doesn't talk down to the reader. Nor it is poorly written (Pamela Keogh Clarke is not worth sh** as a writer). Needless to say, it's about Audrey's style, but it also soughts to captures Audrey's graceful, unpretentious and caring personality as well as her quirks. Although it includes many quotes/essays by family and friends, one doesn't feel as if she's been put on a pedestal.

The only downside to the catalogue is that sooooo many of the pictures are thumbnailish size. Including the ones of her clothing/costumes/shoes/hats/coats/bags features in the exhibit. However, they are not the typical Audrey pics: it's less about the movie/fashion icon and more about the person.

Bob Willoughby has also released 2 photograph collection books on her, which also are supposed to be good.
 
So, was anyone lucky enough to go to the 1999 Museo Salvatore Ferragamo Audrey exhibit? I didn't find out about it until earlier this year. I'm kicking myself that I didn't know anything about it (not that I could have travelled to Italy anyway).

A catalogue accompanied the exhibit and it is well worth getting. It's called Audrey Hepburn: a Woman, the Style edited by Stephania Ricci. Unlike that atrocious Audrey Style book, this one doesn't talk down to the reader. Nor it is poorly written (Pamela Keogh Clarke is not worth sh** as a writer). Needless to say, it's about Audrey's style, but it also soughts to captures Audrey's graceful, unpretentious and caring personality as well as her quirks. Although it includes many quotes/essays by family and friends, one doesn't feel as if she's been put on a pedestal.

The only downside to the catalogue is that sooooo many of the pictures are thumbnailish size. Including the ones of her clothing/costumes/shoes/hats/coats/bags features in the exhibit. However, they are not the typical Audrey pics: it's less about the movie/fashion icon and more about the person.

Bob Willoughby has also released 2 photograph collection books on her, which also are supposed to be good.

exciting!!!!
 
So, was anyone lucky enough to go to the 1999 Museo Salvatore Ferragamo Audrey exhibit? I didn't find out about it until earlier this year. I'm kicking myself that I didn't know anything about it (not that I could have travelled to Italy anyway).

A catalogue accompanied the exhibit and it is well worth getting. It's called Audrey Hepburn: a Woman, the Style edited by Stephania Ricci. Unlike that atrocious Audrey Style book, this one doesn't talk down to the reader. Nor it is poorly written (Pamela Keogh Clarke is not worth sh** as a writer). Needless to say, it's about Audrey's style, but it also soughts to captures Audrey's graceful, unpretentious and caring personality as well as her quirks. Although it includes many quotes/essays by family and friends, one doesn't feel as if she's been put on a pedestal.

The only downside to the catalogue is that sooooo many of the pictures are thumbnailish size. Including the ones of her clothing/costumes/shoes/hats/coats/bags features in the exhibit. However, they are not the typical Audrey pics: it's less about the movie/fashion icon and more about the person.

Bob Willoughby has also released 2 photograph collection books on her, which also are supposed to be good.

Hi, Vanessa!!

I hadn't heard of that exhibit either! :( Now, I'll have to try to find the catalogue. I know what you mean about Keogh, too--I just buy her books about Audrey because they're about her. That catalogue sound much better!
 
Hey Rachel! :D

I forgot to add that the book is out of print, and apparently has been for a few years. I found my copy from amazon.com's used market place.

After going through the book again, my only complaint remains that too many of the pictures are smallish. However, there is a variety and it is extensive in covering her life, style and personality--and the pics themselves are so memorable. (Even the way they are laid out throughout the book is quite distinctive: one can tell that the catalogue wasn't just thrown together. It's rather artsy and offbeat for an exhibit catalogue.)
 
Hey Rachel! :D

I forgot to add that the book is out of print, and apparently has been for a few years. I found my copy from amazon.com's used market place.

After going through the book again, my only complaint remains that too many of the pictures are smallish. However, there is a variety and it is extensive in covering her life, style and personality--and the pics themselves are so memorable. (Even the way they are laid out throughout the book is quite distinctive: one can tell that the catalogue wasn't just thrown together. It's rather artsy and offbeat for an exhibit catalogue.)

Oh, thanks for that info! Hopefully I can find one, Vanessa!
 
We do!

I'd love to see more pics from her last 2 decades especially.
 
OK, girls, here you are. Sorry for any re-posts, but I really can't go through two threads...



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