If someone has lived himself as a fashion symbol, a symbol of style, has been imitated, but has never been surpassed, it must be Audrey Hepburn.
Her Hepburn-style elf short hair, Hepburn-style elegant wear, her unique taste for fashion and her contribution to charity, all make her worthy of becoming an "angel", a woman to be admired.
In 1996, the fashion magazine Harpers and the Famous Lady named her the first place in "The Most Attractive Woman in History";
In 2004, fashion magazine Elle named her the first place in "The Most Beautiful Woman Ever"; Vogue named her the first place in the "World Fashion Celebrity Woman".
In 2006, the British magazine "New Woman" organized more than 5,000 readers to vote for the first place in the "World's Top 100 Ancient and Modern Beauties".
She has participated in 26 movies in her lifetime, creating one classic silver screen image after another, and her classic fashion style can only be refreshed by herself, which is difficult to match.
Classics are always the most charming. There are not a few people in the entertainment industry who imitate her, but they always make people feel unsatisfactory, not that they are not beautiful, but that they do not have Hepburn's wind bone and Hepburn's temperament.
Why?
Hex itself has a contradictory aesthetic: innocence and elegance, playfulness and dignity, ordinary and noble, bone and sexiness、、、、、, and it is these seemingly contradictory aesthetics that make Hepburn's temperament unique and difficult to imitate.
Ordinary and noble
The books you've read and the paths you've traveled are part of your temperament.
Audrey Hepburn was born into the nobility, her mother a Dutch baron and her father an English banker.
Born in Belgium, Hepburn began attending an aristocratic boarding school in England with his father at the age of six.
As a teenager, he studied ballet at the Anheng Conservatory in the Netherlands.
During World War II, the family was persecuted, and Hepburn's life plummeted. When the season is extremely hungry, he has to fill his stomach with tulip bulbs.
Born noble, he suffered a lot as a teenager, and even after years of studying ballet, he was told that due to his age and height, he would never have the opportunity to be a first-class ballet dancer.
These setbacks and tribulations became Hepburn's precious assets and also created her tenacious and kind character.
In the movie "Roman Holiday", Hepburn played Princess Anna became one of the most classic characters in the history of Hollywood cinema. It is still admired today. Many people think that it is Hepburn's true performance, and that kind of nobility and elegance is the princess herself.
Hepburn interpreted the dignity and nobility of Princess Anna appropriately, and the image of the princess with its own majesty but without losing her affinity has since become a classic.
This is inseparable from Hepburn's origins and experiences. Her aristocratic origin and many years of ballet learning experience make her temperament naturally superior and cannot be imitated.
And the hardships she experienced in her youth made her deeply aware of human suffering, so that she had more empathy for the lives of ordinary people, and there were also good little stars in her eyes.
This was reflected throughout Hepburn's life, as the elderly Hepburn threw himself into philanthropy and became a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, devoting himself to helping children in Latin America and Africa.
Hepburn's life is definitely not ordinary, born noble, a lifetime to create countless classic images but not on the top, into the ordinary, into the suffering, to help others.
How many people can imitate this kind of person who can interpret nobility and ordinary so perfectly?
Innocent playfulness and elegance and decency
In our aesthetic, innocence and playfulness are cute Lolita style, while elegant and dignified is the charm of mature women, two completely different styles, but in He itself, these two styles are perfectly combined.
The innocence, playfulness and dignified elegance of a mature girl make Hepburn's temperament unique. Hepburn's elegance and modesty are warm and intimate.
The innocence of the opposite is not the kind of superficial, contrived cute innocence in He itself, but the playful innocence with elegant fall and generosity.
A beautiful and beautiful short hair is Hepburn's signature, and there is a plot in "Roman Holiday": Princess Anna walks into a barber shop and asks Tony to cut off one of her long hairs, and Hepburn is stunning after losing her long hair.
Playful and agile, the whole person is more spirited. And Hepburn's own facial features belong to the kind of atmospheric, thick eyebrows, big eyes of the traditional beauty coupled with fashionable and playful short hair, so that elegance and playful perfect combination.
Hepburn does not pursue fashion, she is fashion itself. She is 171 years tall and doesn't like to wear high heels, but she is still elegant.
The famous salvatore ferrogamo tailored many pairs of flat shoes for her. Salvatore ferrogamo even opened an exclusive toe for Audrey Hepburn, named audrey.
Everyone knows that the fashion master Givenchy is Hepburn's blue confidant, he once designed a perfume called "Forbidden" for Hepburn, and it is also the only perfume hepburn used in his life, which was not sold for three years.
She is fashion itself.
The dignified style of dressing is often accompanied by boredom, but Hepburn is very good at breaking this boredom with the playfulness of a little girl.
White shirt + blue umbrella skirt, is an elegant and dignified lady, if only so single wear it will be a little less heart. Hepburn tied a red and white silk scarf into a rabbit ear bow, which instantly added a little playfulness and fashion.
Flat-soled ballet shoes are exclusive to girls, cute and personal.
The all-black dress exudes a dignified, serious temperament, plus a printed silk scarf, which lowers this serious atmosphere and adds cuteness and playfulness.
Hepburn himself was very fond of pink. But her pink is generally a light pale pink, with a girlish heart, but it will not appear delicate and contrived, the style and color are generous, simple and atmospheric, there is a girl's liveliness and a woman's elegance.
Bone and sexy
Sexiness and boneiness seem to have nothing to do with each other, one is thin and the other is plump. In fact, it is not, this is just a superficial comparison of the body.
As a teenager, Hepburn suffered from hunger and developed a slender, thin body, and since then she has always looked thin and boney.
Hepburn's sexiness is not reflected in the figure or looks, but Hepburn allows us to see a woman's high-level sexiness: connotative sexiness.
Sexy with noble temperament.
She is talented and speaks English, Dutch, French, Italian, Western, German and other languages, and has a deep foundation in ballet dance. These are the wealth she has worked hard to get, not enough by her appearance.
She let us understand the high sexiness of women, regardless of looks, is a tough and kind character, is an independent and free soul, is the noble and indifferent in the bones.
After her death, UNICEF unveiled a 7-foot-tall bronze statue at its headquarters in New York, named "Audrey Spirit" in recognition of Hepburn's contributions to the United Nations, and she was the only recipient of the honor.
These seemingly contradictory aesthetics on He herself make her so beautiful and impeccable. This kind of beauty is not something that can be imitated by simple makeup and dressing.
Thank you Hepburn for bringing us beauty.
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