Audrey Hepburn in 'Funny Face'

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In the 1957 film "Funny Face," Audrey Hepburn plays Jo Stockton, a bookish and intellectual young woman who works at a bookstore in Greenwich Village. Her life is disrupted when a fashion magazine, Quality Magazine, decides to use her as a model for their new look. Initially hesitant, Jo eventually agrees to travel to Paris for a photo shoot, where she becomes immersed in the world of high fashion. Hepburn's portrayal of Jo showcases her versatility as an actress, capturing both the character's seriousness and her growing interest in fashion. Audrey Hepburn's style in "Funny Face" is iconic, featuring beautifully tailored dresses designed by Hubert de Givenchy, who created her Paris wardrobe. Her outfits range from casual pantsuits to elegant evening gowns, including the famous Givenchy wedding dress. Hepburn's collaboration with Givenchy highlights her influence on fashion, as she brought simplicity and elegance to the screen. The film also explores themes of identity and transformation, as Jo evolves from a dowdy bookstore clerk to a fashion icon, showcasing Hepburn's enduring beauty and charm.