Audrey Hepburn as You’ve Never Seen Her
Courtesy of Independent Visions/MPTV.Audrey Hepburn, wearing Givenchy, poses on location during the filming of Funny Face (1957) at the Jardin des Tuileries.
Courtesy of Independent Visions/MPTV.Hepburn and co-star Gregory Peck play cards on a break during the filming of Roman Holiday (1953).
Courtesy of Independent Visions/MPTV.Hepburn chats with Peck, director William Wyler, and the crew on location for Roman Holiday at the “Wall of Wishes,” in Rome.
Courtesy of Independent Visions/MPTV.The Lady in Red Givenchy descends the Daru Steps—with the Winged Victory of Samothrace as a backdrop—at the Louvre in Funny Face (1957).
Courtesy Independent Visions/MPTV.Hepburn and co-star Cathleen Nesbitt in Broadway’s 1951 hit Gigi. Hepburn was named one of the “Promising Personalities” at the Theatre World Awards for her performance.
Courtesy of Independent Visions/MPTV.Billy Wilder directs Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart in a scene from Sabrina (1954).
By Bud Fraker/courtesy of The Lou Valentino Collection.A still from Funny Face, by Bud Fraker. The late Fraker, who was the head of publicity photography at Columbia and then Paramount Studios, would later be responsible for the iconic still shots of Hepburn as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
Courtesy of Independent Visions/MPTV.Hepburn kicks back on her Manhattan apartment’s terrace in 1954.
Courtesy of Independent Visions/MPTV.Hepburn and Ferrer, photographed in 1956 next to their Ford Thunderbird (from the same year) outside their home in Beverly Hills.
By Bud Fraker/Courtesy of Margaret Herrick Library/The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and SciencesA portrait of a leading lady, by Bud Fraker, c. 1953.
