Life is always interesting because it contains surprises that often happen by chance, and brings opportunities that seem only to be dreamed of.
Beautiful dancing, smooth melodies and happy times in the beautiful places of Paris made Jo and Dick’s hearts begin to truly flutter.
It is unknown by what fate Audrey Hepburn’s acting career often combined with male co-stars who were old actors around the same age… as her father, such as veteran actor Fred Astaire (29 years older).
The harmonious combination between fashion designer Givenchy and costume designer Edith Head has resulted in beautiful, elegant, and noble costume designs for the character Jo Stockton, helping them win a prestigious Oscar for the part.
Portrait of famous costume designer Edith Head (October 28, 1897 – October 24, 1981).
Famous costume designer Edith Head revealed that a small hobby of Audrey Hepburn was that she loved eating chocolate.
Not only is Audrey Hepburn a close friend, but she is also the `muse` of legendary fashion designer Hubert de Givenchy, that’s why the fashion styles of the characters that Audrey Hepburn plays in the film are all designed according to trends.
“Only Givenchy’s designs make me feel like myself.
“Funny Face” impresses with the opening of the film with the pink tone “Think Pink!”
Too bored with the pink tones of contemporary fashion, Quality fashion magazine editor-in-chief Maggie Prescott (played by actress Kay Thompson) wanted to find something new.
So he sent photographer Dick Avery and model Marion to do a photo shoot at the bookstore where Jo worked, due to disappointment with Marion’s lifeless face.
But Jo’s pretty, slightly funny face caught Dick’s lens.
Bookseller Jo’s outfit is quite simple: long-sleeved turtleneck, long cockroach brown skirt, and a long, close-fitting jacket with large buttons.
The trio of model Jo – photographer Dick – editor-in-chief Maggie Prescott had to fly to Paris to take photos for the magazine.
After the movie `Funny Face` was released in 1957, Ferragamo black leather loafers became a craze at that time.
A lively dancing scene in a cafe in Paris became a memorable moment in the history of world cinema.
Shooting a photo of `fishing` in a gentle white-pink suit next to the peaceful Seine River
Shooting photos at the flower market.
Recreate the scene of noblewoman Anna Karenina at the train station.
A sudden rain fell while Jo was doing a photo shoot at the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel (French: Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel), so it made her a bit confused, but Dick quickly showed her how to pose while dancing.
Evening dress with a figure-hugging slit skirt in harmony with the feminine pink bodice.
The lady walks haughtily in Versailles Palace
Givenchy’s seductive red strapless evening gown has become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
Be as shy as a princess with a delicate floral embroidered flared dress, designed in an elegant, sexy off-the-shoulder design.
The evening dress made of high-quality silk and multi-layered chiffon has fascinated many fashionistas.
Jo strode confidently on the catwalk wearing a classy black cocktail dress.
Legendary Audrey Hepburn once again shook the fashion world with her ravishing wedding dress.
Audrey Hepburn is not only known as a fashion icon of the 1950s. She is also a humanitarian activist with a compassionate heart for the community.
“The older you get, the more you realize that you have two hands, one for yourself and one for helping others” – Audrey Hepburn.
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