Most images of Audrey Hepburn show off her elongated neckline in an elegant black dress. I'm not sure why this Yousuf Karsh portrait (1956) has her in a casual turtleneck sweater, which in its own way, shows off her long neck.
Caledonia (youtube). This stamp shows the poster for the 1941 movie. Striped trousers were very fashionable in the 1940s
A 2009 stamp showing a portrait by Michael Deas.
I like that you chose stamps that are not directly dedicated to fashion. Hepburn and Allan Poe would look elegant nowadays. I'm not so sure about striped pants!
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I did have a pair of striped (narrow blue on white) bell-bottom jeans when I was in middle school!
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https://seeitonapostcard.blogspot.com/2026/11/fashion-going-back-in-time.html
Nope, that's the link to here! Mine is:
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Louise Jordan swings in style, its the long jackets that always fascinate me.
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Great choices today, the Audrey Hepburn stamp is beautiful. My. stamps are here: https://envelope100.blogspot.com/2026/11/fashion.html
ReplyDeleteAudrey Hepburn looks elegant in a pajama! :-) Great interpretation of fashion on the other stamps.
ReplyDeleteMy contribution: https://viridianpostcard.blogspot.com/2026/11/sunday-stamps-fashion.html
ReplyDeleteI'll visit your blogs and leave comments if I can.
Finn Badger! we think alike - I put up two of the same stamps.
ReplyDeleteI agree, Marina - she would look elegant no matter what she wears!
ReplyDeleteNice way to tackle fashion.
ReplyDeleteAudrey Hepburn? ... By George, she's got it!
Strugled a bit to find something to contribute. Weddings and fashion do seem to maintain a close relation, even on traditional grouds, so here’s my take.