This beautifully illustrated book provides a fascinating insight into the career and personal life of one of the most celebrated icons of the twentieth century. Audrey Hepburn’s big break came in 1953 when she was cast opposite Gregory Peck in the charming, old-fashioned romantic comedy Roman Holiday. She immediately captured the public’s imagination with her talent, innocence, and her wistful beauty. By the mid-1950s, Hepburn was not only one of the biggest motion-picture stars in Hollywood, but also a major fashion influence who was admired and imitated throughout the world. Her movies have remained enduring classics and in Breakfast At Tiffany’s she established Holly Golightly as one of the most iconic characters of American cinema.