She wore these turbans, mostly in white color, with a bit of her bob haircut peeping from the front.

Audrey Hepburn Hat - Etsy Audrey Hepburn Hat - Etsy

When I wake up, I always manage to have one sock on, while the other sock somehow vanishes - never to be seen again! The unforgettable headwear from Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961), the splendid large black chapeau du Martin jumping out from the screen, telling viewers-you want to wear this.The tiara is so fitting of Audrey’s brand that costume designers chose to feature the style in several of her movies including some of the most notable: Roman Holiday, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, and My Fair Lady. The tiara, a delicate but flashy piece of head wear, accentuates Audrey’s striking cheekbones and thin neck and jawline that so many designers adored. My fearless childhood spirit gave way to a more controlled and cool disposition during my teenage years. Multiple styles of the tiara have been documented on the fair lady’s head, but all of them had some outstanding similarities: thin metal frame, covered in jewels, and as reflective as possible.

Audrey Hepburn Hats - Etsy UK

The hat remains history because ever since Audrey turned up in that oversized hat, fashion designers have been vainly trying to make a replica of it. My sister and I emulated Hepburn by trying on my mother’s hats and choreographing performances (my sister did a better job at channeling the actress’ elegance).Best for any special occasion like weddings, Bridal showers, parties, Anniversaries, Proms, Pageants, etc. The bowler, it turned out, was designed by legendary Manhattan-based, British milliner Patricia Underwood, also known as “America’s Queen of Hats. Since the mid-1970s, Underwood has collaborated with esteemed fashion designers, including Oscar de la Renta, Donna Karan, Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors and several others. The delicate layering of the fabric and the low profile draws attention to the symmetry of Audrey’s features, and conveys both independence and sophistication.