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3 Ways to Look Like Audrey Hepburn

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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Introduction:

Audrey Hepburn was an iconic actress and humanitarian known for her timeless elegance, poise, and distinctive style. She epitomized sophistication, making her a fashion icon even decades after her death. If you’re looking to channel some of Audrey Hepburn’s charm and grace, there are several ways to emulate her distinctive look. Here are three simple ways to look like Audrey Hepburn and bring classic glamour into your daily life.

1. Classic Wardrobe Staples:

The first step to looking like Audrey Hepburn is by establishing a minimalist yet chic wardrobe. Audrey’s style was all about simplicity, elegance, and versatility. To achieve this look, invest in some of her timeless wardrobe staples such as:

– A little black dress (LBD): Hepburn’s most iconic look is the LBD from the classic film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” Aim for a knee-length dress with a fitted waist and minimal embellishments.

– Slim black pants or capris: Audrey often wore slim-fitting tailored pants that fell just above the ankle, paired with ballet flats for a polished yet casual look.

– Button-up white blouse: A crisp, white button-up blouse will always work for any occasion, especially when tucked into tailored pants or a high-waisted skirt.

– Ballet flats: Invest in good-quality ballet flats to pair with your slim pants or capris for the ultimate effortless style.

– An elegant trench coat or pea coat: A well-fitted trench coat or pea coat will instantly pull together any outfit, giving off that sleek Audrey Hepburn appeal.

2. Stylish Accessories:

To really capture that Audrey Hepburn essence, make sure you add the right accessories to your outfits. Some essential accessories include:

– Oversized sunglasses: These not only protect your eyes but also add an air of mystery to your style. Look for sunglasses with a slight cat-eye shape for that Hepburn touch.

– Pearl necklaces: Classic and timeless, a beautiful strand of pearls will always elevate your appearance.

– Headscarves or wide headbands: Audrey often sported headscarves or wide headbands to keep her hair in place and maintain her chic look.

– Elegant gloves: Whether you’re attending a glamorous event or want to add an extra touch of sophistication, don a pair of elegant gloves to channel your inner Audrey Hepburn.

3. Hair and Makeup:

Audrey Hepburn’s beauty routine was all about emphasizing her natural features. To recreate her iconic look, focus on the following:

– Hair: Audrey’s signature hairstyle was the elegant updo with short bangs. To achieve this look, pull your hair into a high bun or chignon and style your bangs to frame your face. For a more casual look, try a low ponytail with a side part.

– Makeup: Keep it simple and elegant with minimal makeup. Stick to light foundation, a subtle blush, and mascara while emphasizing your eyebrows by filling them in with an eyebrow pencil for that classic Hepburn look. Add a touch of glamour with a swipe of red lipstick for special occasions.

Conclusion:

Emulating Audrey Hepburn’s iconic style is all about capturing her minimalist elegance and timeless glamour through classic wardrobe staples, stylish accessories, and simple yet effective hair and makeup techniques. By incorporating these three ways into your day-to-day life, you can effortlessly channel the iconic style of Audrey Hepburn and add some old Hollywood charm to your look.

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