Audrey: The 50s
A photographic journey through Audrey Hepburn's iconic decade
Format:Hardback
Publisher:HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Published:1st Dec '16
Should be back in stock very soon
This photographic collection captures the essence of Audrey Hepburn's career in the 1950s, showcasing her as a timeless fashion and film icon.
In Audrey: The 50s, readers are treated to a remarkable photographic collection that highlights the iconic career of Audrey Hepburn during the transformative decade of the 1950s. This era solidified her status as one of the most celebrated stars in both film and fashion. The book captures the essence of her allure and elegance, showcasing the moments that defined her as a cultural icon. Each image reflects the charm and grace that made Hepburn a beloved figure in modern history.
The collection features a stunning array of over two hundred museum-quality photographs, meticulously curated by renowned author and photographic preservationist David Wills. The images include both black-and-white and color photographs taken during her early career, including memorable scenes from classic films like Roman Holiday, Sabrina, and Funny Face. Additionally, the book presents fashion shoots by esteemed photographers who helped immortalize her beauty and style, revealing Hepburn's waifish charm and effortless elegance.
Audrey: The 50s not only showcases rare and classic images, but also includes never-before-seen publicity photos, candid shots at home, and beautifully restored advertisements. Quotes from notable photographers, directors, and co-stars provide further insight into Hepburn's impact on the film and fashion industries. This collection brings her legacy into perfect focus, celebrating her at the height of her career and reminding us why she remains an enduring symbol of grace and style.
"The new must-have book for Audrey Hepburn fans" -- Town & Country "...the Hollywood screen legend like we've never seen her before." -- Vogue
ISBN: 9780062472069
Dimensions: 292mm x 229mm x 21mm
Weight: 1765g
256 pages