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The design features an asymmetrical split between the white and orange areas. The orange side has several white, petal-like dollops of cream, each adorned with a small, dark, circular accent, possibly chocolate or a piece of dark fruit.

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Audrey Hepburn in “Funny Face” (1957). Designers Hubert de Givenchy and Edith Head were responsible for Hepburn’s fashions though Givenchy was given an exclusive rein of her couture selections in the film. He would later oversee her fashion design wear in the 1961 film ― Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Truman Capote, writer of the original novella upon which the film was based, wanted Marilyn Monroe for the role. Monroe turned it down. Concerns the character was a prostitute was the reason. Givenchy’s designing in the film Funny Face ― is nothing short of fine constructive artistry. Full of restraint but aesthetically pronounced as Hepburn looks utterly divine. The first piece is a white and pink evening gown. It is a refined floor-length silk dress with rare short-sleeved pink blazer with a fastened train of fabric which adds to the garment’s silhouette. This is paired with a set of white gloves, diamond tiara and diamond earrings. The second piece is a floral summer dress. Her richly coloured dress bears proportions of an Impressionist painting by Monet or even a post-Impressionist work by Cezanne. It is a full circle skirt, fitted bodice, with a pair of light yellow gloves ― oversized straw hat with matched flowers in hat and hair. The third piece is a two-piece dress suit with a knee length tan coloured dress, matching coat, fur hat, dark brown heels and gloves with a fur coat over arm. The fourth piece ― features a full skirted white circle dress. Paired with her white gloves, white low heeled pumps, and draped in a royal emerald coloured coat with matching hair tie. Exquisite regality. A fifth piece is the French chic outfit. Her white slacks and white blazer with a silk pink waist tie of fabric, a straw hat and pink flats. Very modern look. The sixth piece is a floral off the shoulder ball gown ― fitted at the waist, and a full flouncing skirt with patterned embroidery. Highly detailed. The look finished off with silver flat shoes. Givenchy’s final design is a silk tube evening gown with a long train of fabric ― and a matching red silk wrap, colour contrasted with white gloves, with a statement necklace and matching earrings.

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