Arguably, there is no woman in history more stylish than Audrey Hepburn. Born into an aristocratic family in Brussels, the actress became a style icon thanks to films such as «Roman Holiday» with Gregory Peck, «Sabrina,» «Funny Face,» and her most famous role as Holly Golightly in «Breakfast at Tiffany’s.»

Thanks to her unparalleled style, borrowed from the luxurious, feminine, and understated French sensibility, Hepburn became one of the most revered women in history. «If you look closely, Audrey’s world was ours through the looking glass,» says Luca Dotti, Hepburn’s son, in Megan Friedlander’s new book, «Audrey Hepburn in Paris.» «World War II had just ended. The world was in the process of rebuilding, and although many had lost everything, they still dreamed. Audrey’s personal story, her films, her fashion, her Paris—it’s all about not losing faith in the future.»

«Audrey Hepburn in Paris» focuses on Hepburn’s relationships not only with the public but also with the city she adored the most. The book, filled with 200 photographs (many of them rare and previously unpublished), as well as personal anecdotes from Audrey’s friends and family and memorable quotes from Audrey herself, reflects the charm of the beloved movie star and the city she cherished.