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If you could meet anyone in history, who would you like to meet and why?
Audrey Kathleen Hepburn-Ruston or people know her as Audrey Hepburn was an Award winning actress and fashion icon in the 20th century. She was admired by her roles in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Roman Holiday, The Nun’s Story, Funny Face, and Sabrina. There is something so gracefully beautiful about her, even the world considered her as one of the most beautiful and elegant woman. Audrey Hepburn is and will always be my celebrity crush. I would really like to meet her because she was an inspiring fashion icon of her era and also i adore her for her personality and attitude.
The most popular movie that creates Audrey Hepburn’s iconic look is Breakfast at Tiffany’s. With fashions designed by Hubert de Givenchy, she appeared on nearly every fashion magazine that year. Her style was sophisticated and classy that can be easily seen from her essential look such as black sunglasses, black dress, kitten heels and flat pumps, black cowl-neck, black leggings and elegant earrings.
Audrey hepburn was not just a pretty face, she was a great humanitarian who cared about the wellbeing of others. She devoted the rest of her later life to become an ambassador for UNICEF to provide feeding schemes, clean water, housing, jobs and an education for the people who have been suffering from poverty and disease. She is the perfect model of how a woman should carry herself. She is a complete package of beauty and attitude.
In conclusion, Audrey Hepburn had so much charm and I really would love to meet her. She was more than just a talented actress, she has been a fashion inspiration until now and she didn’t just dissapear just because she got older, but she gave her later part of her life to UNICEF to help disadvantaged

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