Unequivocally Audrey

So borrowing a little inspiration from an Audrey Hepburn classic (Roman Holiday here) certainly isn't a terribly unique idea, but if we take a moment to analyze Audrey's look it truly is incredibly timeless and special. I love the romantic concept of the gradual transformation her appearance takes on throughout the movie as she becomes less inhibited, and more like herself. The simple clean lines and cuffed sleeves of Audrey's blouse are both incorporations easily made into everyone's method of dressing. The perfect cinched waist is a universally flattering option that in my opinion should be more frequently seen. The longer skirt is another rare commodity these days that deserves the spotlight more often than it has. Those authentic sandals Audrey picks up from a street vendor add a casual, effortless element that is forever in vogue. The thought of gallavanting through Rome on a Vespa never loses its charm either.  And I feel I would be remiss in not adding a few words about how incredibly charming Gregory Peck is throughout the film-and how that extremley deep man voice would sound awkward on anyone else.

-M