Audrey Hepburn, Funny Face, 1957 Funny Face (1957) is not among my favourite films with Audrey Hepburn, although I do acknowledge its importance in fashion not just because of Givenchys beautiful gowns that are at the center of the film, but also because of Audreys beatnik style as book clerk Jo Stockton, and of the way the film, despite its seemingly ridiculous plot, is smarter than it first appears to be, revealing a Pygmalion story in the form of a parody about the fashion world
Clean:Dry clean only
Lined bust - elsewhere unlined
it draped Julia Fox, Sandro Botticelli-style, in little more than strands of brunette curls
This has also become a requested trend outside of Hollywood, with the viral colour analysis trend giving people the opportunity to find the shades that suit them best, such as through personal colour consultations, where professional stylists use large coloured swatches to learn more about an individuals colouring
Normal tailoring time is 18-24 days