Audrey Hepburn in Givenchy Audrey Hepburn Funny Face Dress

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It was one of the great fashion partnerships of all time. Her, a Belgian-born movie star with an impeccable eye for style. He, a French designer with unrivaled sense of fit and elegance. What they shared was a desire to honor the classics and take risks when they could in proportion or pattern, color or cut. It's a partnership that spanned decades and defined both of their careers. In honor of Hubert de Givenchy's passing, we look back at their most exquisite achievements.

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'Love in the Afternoon,' 1957

A portrait neckline and delicate floral print.

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'Love in the Afternoon,' 1957

Pinstripe pixie pants—check out the button detail at the ankle—and a sweet knit cardigan.

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'Love in the Afternoon,' 1957

All the fur.

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'Love in the Afternoon,' 1957

Guessing your bathrobe doesn't have a Greek key pattern and a braided rope tasseled belt?

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'Love in the Afternoon,' 1957

A structured and long-sleeved take on the LBD.

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'Love in the Afternoon,' 1957

Scalloped, beaded, and bowed.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

Who doesn't dream of dancing with Fred Astaire in this frilly tea-length wedding gown?

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'Funny Face,' 1957

Citrus-toned poppies and and a bateau collar.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

A hunter green gown, the tiniest pillbox hat, and silver kitten heels.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

A boy-fit jacket and a girly dotted scarf.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

Slip-shoulders and a tight corset fit. Oh, and a few casual white doves.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

An elegant white fez, chiffon scarf and black velvet gloves.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

A column dress, complete with train and boxy overlay.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

A contrast cape tops off this ballgown.

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Funny Face, 1957

Graphic black and white flowers; A-line, strapless silhouette.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

Cropped boxy top, high-waisted tapered pants, and a jaunty belted scarf.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

Audrey is wearing white ankle boots (they weren't in the frame!) and a boater hat in 1957. She's also holding balloons in front of the Arc de Triomphe. What else do you need to know?

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'Funny Face,' 1957

At the Louvre in a crimson column gown, naturally.

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'Funny Face,' 1957

Smart white separates and a striped straw bowler.

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'Charade,' 1963

The perfect yellow car coat.

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'Charade,' 1963

A belted sheath dress in the perfect greige.

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'Charade,' 1963

Those are little tiny flowers lining the hem of this swing coat.

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'Charade,' 1963

The ultimate trench.

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'Charade,' 1963

Fur collar plus fur hat FTW.

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'Charade,' 1963

A tapered leopard pillbox hat and crop-sleeved coat.

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'Paris When It Sizzles,' 1964

Colorblocking in black and white.

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'Paris When It Sizzles,' 1964

The prettiest nightdress we ever did see.

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Paris When It Sizzles, 1964

Those buttons, those pockets.

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'Paris When It Sizzles,' 1964

A simple two-piece set, shell and A-line skirt.

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'How to Steal a Million,' 1966

A lace-sleeved cocktail dress with patterned hose.

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