Audrey Hepburn, Funny Face, 1957 Funny Face (1957) is not among my favourite films with Audrey Hepburn, although I do acknowledge its importance in fashion not just because of Givenchys beautiful gowns that are at the center of the film, but also because of Audreys beatnik style as book clerk Jo Stockton, and of the way the film, despite its seemingly ridiculous plot, is smarter than it first appears to be, revealing a Pygmalion story in the form of a parody about the fashion world
Women with a warm skin tone should choose nude lipsticks with a more coral shade, while people with a cool complexion may feel better in a coffee beige shade
The photographer, played by Astaire, who wrenches Jo out of the bookshop and on to the catwalk works in cahoots with a magazine editor, played by the brilliant Kay Thompson
We had SOOOO much fun exploring Austin
So to raise my spirits and stay happy during the dark season, I decided to step out of my comfort zone and try a fun look that is not so typical for me