This fiery dress was actually airbrushed to create the appearance of dip-dye, according to artist and bride Taylor Ann Linko
The frock was designed by none other than Hubert de Givenchy, who worked on Hepburns entire wardrobe for the movie, together with costume designer Edith Head, a couturier whose aesthetics were all about sophistication and understated glamour
Or their artificial lighting might be cool fluorescent light, not warm incandescent light, so we would expect this pattern to hold only for large groups, not individuals
The playful, tiered ruffle skirt adds movement and flounce, perfect for dancing the night away
All you really need to buy is a mini pair of wings
From the soft romanticism to the strong California influences, every piece reflects her creative energy and authentic style