From pants cut bear, big glasses to the famous black dress of close friend Hubert de Givenchy, muse Audrey Hepburn exudes many fashion trends that we are all pursuing.

Achieving tremendous success in Hollywood's golden era, the star of Breakfast at Tiffany's film has always been considered a pioneer, a fashion icon for 100 years. A survey by DHL (global expert in fashion retail and logistics) with thousands of women from the UK, USA, Italy, Australia and Japan shows that the style of the late actress is still the source Endless inspiration, like when she first appeared on screen through the 1953 film Roman Holiday.

Through her images at the time of her career advancement, from the backstage and from the reporters, it was easy to see how Audrey Hepburn pioneered many classic fashion items. From bear-cut pants, white shirts to cocktail dresses ... are promoted by actresses and become indispensable items in the wardrobe of women today.

BEAR CUTTING PANTS

In the movie Sabrina in 1954, Audrey appeared in short high pants on her ankles. This image encouraged women at the time to change the trend of loose tube pants to a slimmer form. Combined with long-sleeved T-shirt and flat-heeled shoes, this formula is especially loved by Audrey and is often dressed like everyday clothes.

BLACK SHIRT SHIRT

The classic turtleneck shirt by secretary Jo Stockon, played by Audrey Hepburn in the film Funny Face, is a familiar item of women today. Along with black pants, shoes and white socks, until 61 years later, this costume is still being applied by us on days when we don't know what to wear.

TRENCH COAT DRESS

In a scene of Tiffany's Breakfast movie, Holly Golightly has run in the rain in a white trench coat. With only the knotted detail around the waist without using the lock, Audrey has turned this style into its own highlight. Over the decades, women have often studied this image of her.

WHITE SHIRT

From the sleeveless shirt in the Roman Holiday film to the   large white shirt that is hidden by the pants-style Audrey, Audrey once again turns the familiar design into a more impressive and disruptive way. Often worn by business gentlemen, the image of the actress in white shirt has created a great debate on feminism and women's liberation.

COPYING GLASSES

Long before the big glasses became accessories for the stars to dodge the paparazzi, actor Audrey Hepburn used it to complete the luxury outfit. Audrey image in the movie How to steal a million with a big eyeglasses has become a symbolic moment. Even a copy of the sunglasses that she wore in the Breakfast at Tiffany's film from Oliver Goldsmith is still the best selling item.

COCKTAIL DRESS

The image of Audrey Hepburn in the dress with the highlight of the bow tie details, combined with gloves and tape, not only humbled Humphrey Bogart's heart in Sabrina, but also became a model for fine fashion simple but arrogant and luxurious.

SCREENING

From tying loosely around his neck to refreshing a monotonous shirt to creating highlights in his hair, Audrey Hepburn proved how   versatile and versatile silk scarf was.