Audrey-Hepburn-Fashion-Trends
                     Audrey Hepburn Fashion 
Trends
I recently saw the Audrey Hepburn documentary on Netflix, which is about the well-known 
actress, style icon, and philanthropist. I discovered so much about her, Wow. 
Audrey Hepburn Fashion Trends Her style has always been something I liked, and one of my 
favorite old movies is Breakfast at Tiffany's.
Naturally, in her later years, she dedicated her life to UNICEF, bringing attention to the appalling 
conditions and famine that children face worldwide. Please read up on her if you want to be 
motivated. Hepburn experienced malnourishment as a child during World War II.
12 Must-Have Pieces Inspired by Audrey Hepburn
1. The trench coat
Nothing beats Audrey's Burberry trench coat, but the more traditional style is given a modern 
update with the arrival of multicolored and leather trenches.
As you can see below, I'm decked up in a black trench coat and, of course, pearls—another 
classic Audrey piece. Bright colors, particularly green, are quite in right now, and trench coats are 
a fashion staple. Thus, this trench is ideal.
Trench coats made of real or imitation leather are particularly fashionable this year. For $15, I 
actually scored this leather trench at Goodwill.
2. Adoptees
I'm quite sorry that I still don't own any loafers. Though I can't afford them, I have my eye on a 
pair of Prada shoes. Audrey adored loafers and ballet flats.
Ballet shoes were a natural fit for Hepburn because she was a dancer before becoming an actor. 
This famous photo shows Hepburn sporting black loafers.
3. Head coverings
Throughout her life, Audrey Hepburn wore scarves around her head. In the 1960s, Hepburn was 
the only one who looked good wearing the fashionable appearance.
I adore headwear. I wear them as belts, tops, and cover-ups for swimsuits, you name it. This year, 
I've also been wearing them on my head.  Audrey Hepburn Fashion Trends You can buy a poster 
of the iconic Hepburn portrait below.
4. Big and round sunglasses with cat eyes
One of the first people to wear large sunglasses was Audrey Hepburn. The famous photo below 
shows Holly Golightly eating breakfast out of a paper bag while standing outside of Tiffany's.
Not to mention those pearls; she's got her signature huge, slightly cat-eyed sunglasses. A few 
years ago, I mimicked this well-known picture of Audrey Hepburn in front of Coffee Republic, my 
favorite coffee shop, as a way of paying my respects.
5. Pearls
The initial Hepburn-Pearl connection was made in the film Breakfast at Tiffany's. This is another 
well-known picture of her wearing a single pearl strand. Pearls will naturally be huge in 2021, 
thanks in part to another style icon, Harry Styles, who pairs pearls with t-shirts and jackets.
As far as I can recall, this is the first time that pearls have been worn so casually. I adore it. Why 
keep pearls in a box for special occasions? particularly since there 
6. A button-down, oversized white shirt
The iconic white buttondown, large by design, made Audrey Hepburn famous. Everything 
Oversized was popular in 2020 and will still be in 2021.  Audrey Hepburn Fashion Trends Not only 
do I adore white buttondowns, but I also adore buttondowns that are large in color. I style them in 
a couple different ways.
The large white button down is worn in this first outfit as a layering piece beneath a sweater vest. 
One can dress down or dress up white button downs. In the outfit below, I wore joggers with an 
oversized white button down.
7. Trousers
Although Audrey Hepburn was known for her slim black capris, you can see below that she also 
wore cropped or capri pants in a variety of designs and stripes. Audrey, incidentally, wore a lot of 
striped slacks and shirts. In 2021, capris are essential.
8. Dresses with Halter
In addition, Audrey Hepburn was well-known for her halter gowns. Dresses and halter tops are 
always in and out of style. The 1990s and early 2000s saw a resurgence in halter top popularity. 
However, they resurface in the spring of 2021.
Halter tops are typically loved or hated by women. It draws attention to the shoulders, a feature 
of the body that most people are comfortable with. However, some people find that halters can 
be unpleasant due to the neck tie, and you obviously can't wear a regular bra with them.
9. An early adopter of cigarettes pants
In addition to altering women's fashion, Audrey Hepburn inspired women to embrace a look that 
is effortlessly stylish and comfortable by making cigarette pants a mainstay in their closets.
This fashion decision offered an alternative to typical dresses and skirts and represented a step 
towards a more flexible and free-spirited women's wardrobe.
10. A fashion inspiration for cult items
Fashion accessory norms were reinvented by Audrey's accessories, which included silk scarves 
and enormous sunglasses. Every piece she selected elevated her looks, demonstrating how the 
appropriate accessories can turn an ordinary ensemble into a standout style.
11. An example of humanity and compassion
Audrey Hepburn's humanitarian efforts with UNICEF have created a lasting legacy that extends 
beyond fashion. She demonstrated that a fashion icon can also be a potent force for social good 
by using her celebrity to raise awareness of children's needs around the globe.
Her commitment to helping others still serves as an inspiration to people who want to combine 
flair and substance.
In summary, Audrey Hepburn is still an inspiration because of her moral character and humanity, 
in addition to her lasting impact on fashion.  Audrey Hepburn Fashion Trends Her impact is still 
being felt in the fashion industry and beyond, showing that compassion and style can coexist 
peacefully and encouraging younger people to pursue goodness and beauty with grace and 
generosity.
12. The embodiment of understated elegance
Many people consider Audrey Hepburn to be the model of understated elegance. She proved 
that real style is about simplicity and nuance, as evidenced by her effortlessly stylish yet 
uncomplicated looks.
She worked closely with designer Hubert de Givenchy to develop styles that emphasize exquisite 
tailoring and premium materials. Her sense of style, which prioritizes classic elegance over fads, 
is still felt by modern designers.