Style Icons: Audrey Hepburn
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€19.99
Celebrate timeless elegance with this paper doll tribute to one of fashion’s most beloved style icons, Audrey Hepburn.
Audrey Hepburn is the epitome of classic glamour—an icon of understated chic who left an indelible mark on both cinema and fashion.
This stylish paper doll book features a press-out Audrey mannequin and ten of her most iconic looks, beautifully illustrated by artist Kelly Smith. From the little black Givenchy dress in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, to her crisp cigarette pants and ballet flats, each outfit captures the refined charm and enduring influence of Hepburn’s signature style.
With fashion collaborations from Hubert de Givenchy to Edith Head, this paper doll book is a must-have for Audrey admirers, fashion fans and vintage lovers alike.
Audrey Hepburn is the epitome of classic glamour—an icon of understated chic who left an indelible mark on both cinema and fashion.
This stylish paper doll book features a press-out Audrey mannequin and ten of her most iconic looks, beautifully illustrated by artist Kelly Smith. From the little black Givenchy dress in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, to her crisp cigarette pants and ballet flats, each outfit captures the refined charm and enduring influence of Hepburn’s signature style.
With fashion collaborations from Hubert de Givenchy to Edith Head, this paper doll book is a must-have for Audrey admirers, fashion fans and vintage lovers alike.
Kelly Smith is an Australian artist, working predominantly in fashion and beauty illustration, but also in collage and content creation. She has worked with several luxury brands and high-profile clients including Valentino, Armani, Maybelline New York, Jenny Packham, H&M, L’Oréal, VOGUE, Clarins, Chantecaille, and NET-A-PORTER. Her work has been published in the likes of VOGUE (AU, JP, ES), ELLE (US), Harper’s Bazaar (AU, UAE), In Style (AU, UK), NET-A-PORTER magazine, TASCHEN’s Illustration Now! FASHION, and the upcoming New Fashion Illustration: 50 Essential Contemporary Artists by Ana de Izaguirre (Hoaki Press).