Audrey Hepburn

Charlotte loves to talk about all things beauty and wellness, but she also loves to listen to the wise words of timeless beauties and the gurus. Though she shared the screen with Old Holywood's most dashing and talented leading men, including Gregory Peck, Humphrey Bogart, and Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn alone is remembered as the face and style of the era's most iconic movies. The natural beauty's effervescent personality and tongue-in-cheek delivery gave her the range to play characters from Capote's extroverted Holly Golightly to the controversial heroine of "Children's Hour." Hepburn brought a meditative wisdom that defied her age, simply and naively delivering profound insight with a characteristic twinkle in her eye.