Audrey hepburn givenchy

The designer and actress had a decades-long bond that shaped both of their careers.

David Seymour's unobtrusive manner, sense of humor and ability to listen, helped in the creation of portraits that went beyond the usual "glamour shots," conveying an air of relaxed intimacy. Among his subjects were Ingrid Bergman, Joan Collins, Ava Gardner, Kim Novak - and Audrey Hepburn. Pictured here, Audrey Hepburn and French fashion designer Hubert de Givenchy, who created a wardrobe for the film "Funny Face" directed by Stanley Donen.

A fashion love affair.

Nothing’s sweeter.

My favorite character in Clueless was Cher's capable driver outfit.

Raise your hand if you watch the annual Oscar awards primarily for the fashion show, not for the movie prizes. If so, you are not alone. Each year the Oscars provide an excuse for an outdoor runway show featuring the world’s favorite actors doing the modeling. (Female actors, of course; male fashion at the Oscars is predictable and a little boring and no one talks about it.) So, to mark this year’s Oscars we feature Top Ten moments in women’s fashion history. 1. Empire Waist

Hubert de Givenchy is known for introducing the world to the "Little Black Dress" and dressing Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy, but just who is he?

Beyoncé may be reckless when she rocks her Givenchy dress, but Audrey Hepburn was quite the opposite. The feminine style star was a huge fan of the

Audrey Hepburn passed away 26 years ago today but the lessons she taught us still influence us daily. People remember Audrey as a fashion icon but she was also a humanitarian, mother, WWII survivor,...

Hubert de #Givenchy et #Audrey Hepburn 1986 Photo Victor Skrebneski