Audrey Hepburn, Jackie Kennedy and Grace Kelly: movie star

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 14, 2006 -- Audrey Hepburn
She followed fashion and could be seen front and center at Givenchy runway shows, yet there always was a touch of girlishness in her style. She also had the lithe shape of a dancer, and her early training in ballet made it a pleasure to watch her move in clothes.
''There was more of a chameleon quality to Audrey. She could be funny and stylish, girlish and stylish, and, by the time of 'Breakfast at Tiffany's,' she was impeccably stylish.''

Jackie Kennedy

She was a fashion innovator, and her daring fashion choices were a sign that she had an innate sense of style instead of one manufactured by advisers. She could have played it safe when she got to the White House -- everyone before her had -- but it actually was in Washington that her style really came to the forefront.
''You never saw her looking bad, whether she was playing with her children, on the beach in Hyannis or entertaining heads of state. We have a fascination with people who always look great.''

Grace Kelly
Blond and chic, she personified the glamor of her era, although she was also seen as a healthy, all-American type. She had the figure of a model -- which was her career before becoming an actress -- so the movie studio wardrobers loved dressing her.
''The camera loved her. ... She looked like a walking fashion page.''

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