
Funny Face (1957) portrays Jo (Audrey) as a shy bookstore clerk turned top model after she is discovered by a famous fashion photographer (Fred Astaire). Audrey's style throughout this film ranges from effortless, casual and chic to overstated extravagance. I think everyone remembers the 2006 Gap commercial featuring a clip of Audrey from the film Funny Face. The clip portrays an absurdly dancing Audrey against AC/DC's "Back in Black" advertising Gap skinny black pants. It doesn't seem to matter that Audrey's pants were designed for her by Givenchy, except that her timeless style transcends decades.

Audrey Hepburn will forever remain one of the world's most influential and imitated style icons due to her exquisite beauty and her simplistic and classic approach to style.
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