When one thinks of “Audrey Hepburn style,” it’s a coin toss of which “G” word comes to mind: Givenchy or Gamine.

Hepburn’s film work costumed by her long-term relationship with Parisian fashion house Givenchy is well-documented and worth noting. If unfamiliar, a screening of Funny Face (Donen, 1957) should be queued up immediately! But for this look, we’ve gone more Sabrina Fair than Jo Stockton. More Gamine than Givenchy.

Audrey may be world famous for her little black dress, dramatic winged eyeliner, and cigarette holder straight out of Breakfast at Tiffany’s (Edwards, 1961). But early Hepburn looks like Sabrina’s rely on a few slight variations on those trademark elements: a flared just-at-the-knee dress, practical ballet flats, and angular, well-drawn eyebrows. Not to mention the attitude! Have you ever wanted to flounce about in a way so charming, so effortlessly (and vaguely) European, as to steal the hearts of Humphrey Bogart and William Holden? Well, now’s your chance!

We’ve taken a page out of Audrey’s book to bring you our best polka dot 1950’s silhouette in a sweet purple egg-dot pattern. The look is complete with some fanciful nude tie-up ballet flats, a lip just this side of berry, and a sky-high pony—just as Hepburn would have wanted it.

Devilish Details:

Brows- Glossier Boy Brow // Shoes- Nude ballet flats // Lips- Charlotte Tilbury in Bond Girl