Fashion Slam: Breakfast At Tiffanys Turns 50!

By Ryan PattersonLOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Breakfast at Tiffanys is just one of my all-time favorite movies. I really like Katherine Hepburn. I really like Tiffany & Co. I really like the soundtrack. (Moon River was the very first dance inside my wedding). Obviously, like all other fashion fan available, I really like the garments, their influence can nonetheless be felt today, five decades later. The film may be the epitome of timeless style. Theres one fashion classic to another. The Black Outfits. The Ray Prohibit shades. The trench. The statement necklace. All finest hits. All etched within our reminiscences because of the indelible sophistication and presence of Katherine Hepburn. Hubert Givenchy designed the garments, but Katherine Hepburn introduced these phones existence. The film and it is star bring us inside social woman-about-town Carol Golightlys NY realm of parties, dates company, fabulous fashion. Among my personal favorite looks may be the whitened goddess gown and trendy updo Carol wears within the party scene. Simply divine! The add-ons within the film will also be beyond chic. Even just in moments where Carol is much more casual inside a turtleneck sweater and trim slacks, her chain handled structured skin bag sticks out, raising her outfit from easy to sophisticated. Heck, Carol even looks fabulous when she awakens following a lengthy evening, because of her fashion eye mask and tassel ear plugs! Obviously, the piece p resistance may be the lengthy black Givenchy dress, that has been named best film outfit ever. Who hasnt been inspired with that legendary little number?! Theres very little I'm able to talk about the film that hasnt recently been written within the last half a century. There is a reason Breakfast at Tiffanys is really an endearing and long lasting film. It's style in spades, sure, nevertheless its a lot more than thatit also offers heart. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All privileges reserved.These components might not be released, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.