Hubert de Givenchy and Audrey Hepburn belong to each other, but because the relationship between the two is really extraordinary, or under the idea of "no pure friendship between men and women", it is It became the "eternal love" between Givenchy and Hepburn, and Givenchy never married Hepburn for life.
Audrey Hepburn was born in a family of noble descendants in Brussels, Belgium. However, her father abandoned her wife and daughter when she was 6 years old. Hepburn also entered the aristocratic boarding school "Misslidden School" in Elheim, Kent, England. After the outbreak of World War II, he followed his mother Ira van Hemstra to the neutral Netherlands, and entered the Conservatory of Music to study ballet.
But unfortunately Nazi Germany invaded the Netherlands, and Hepburn then encountered a family change, but Hepburn did not stop practicing ballet. After the end of World War II, in 1948, Hepburn and his mother went to England, and entered Mary Lambert The ballet school, however, was told that Hepburn's age and height, as well as his medical condition due to malnutrition, were not suitable for becoming a ballet dancer, and Hepburn turned to modeling.
Hubert de Givenchy, two years older than Hepburn, was born into a wealthy family in Beauvais, northwest of Paris, France. Although everyone in the family hoped that he would become a lawyer in the future, Givenchy was only interested in fashion design. A soft spot, so he entered the Paris Art School to study.
In the 1950s, Hepburn started his own film journey; Givenchy founded his own studio and designed costumes for Hollywood movie stars; in 1953, Hepburn won the 26th Oscar for "Roman Holiday" The Academy Award for Best Actress, and Givenchy began to gain international attention for appearing in the film "Love in Paris" in a white dress he designed.
Hepburn is beautiful, and Givenchy has the ability to make her more beautiful. In addition, Jacqueline Kennedy wears the clothes designed by Givenchy, and ordered a Givenchy dress for the funeral after the assassination of President Kennedy, which also made Givenchy famous irritable.
And Hepburn and Givenchy are too good match in the eyes of others, one is beautiful and smart, the other is handsome and talented, because of Givenchy, Hepburn and fashion are on the same sign, because of Hepburn, Givenchy's clothes never end, until Today, the "Audrey Hepburn style" created by Givenchy is still very popular.
But such a pair did not enter into marriage. It is said that Hepburn's mother wanted her daughter to marry a man whose identity matched her, and Hepburn had been with James Han, who was eight years older than her, before meeting Givenchy. Sen fell in love, and even reached the point of talking about marriage.
However, due to the lack of gatherings and the strong opposition of her mother, Hepburn and James Hansen did not enter into marriage; in 1953, after the premiere of the film "Roman Holiday", Hepburn and her 12-year-old American Actor and playwright Mel Ferrer falls in love.
Hepburn and Mel Ferrer got married because of their love and met Givenchy. The beauty shown by Hepburn is related to Givenchy, but the real Hepburn is actually more dependent on Mel Ferrer. It is worth mentioning that in 1957, Givenchy created an exclusive perfume called "Forbidden" inspired by Hepburn.
This fragrance also makes many people think about it, does it mean that Givenchy missed Hepburn? It's just that with Hepburn's increasing fame, it has formed a difference with Mel Ferrer, who is also an actor.
Mel Ferrer tried to interfere in Hepburn's career, and doing so was nothing but pain for both of them, and then Mel Ferrer committed marital infidelity, and the cracks between the two became more and more obvious . In 1968, Hepburn's relationship with Mel Ferrer was irreparable, so Hepburn lost his long hair and his weight dropped sharply.
The marriage ended in divorce, and the final gift was the film "Psycho of the Blind", produced by Mel Ferrer and starring Hepburn.
At that time, Givenchy had never entered into a marriage, and there were many speculations about him, but Givenchy himself never explained it, so some questions could not be answered. Hepburn did not get together with Givenchy after the divorce. They were partners, but they could not become partners.
Hepburn's third husband was the Italian psychiatrist Andre Dotti who was born in Rome. However, Andre Dotti was amorous. He chose marriage, but did not choose to be loyal to it, even if Hepburn retired after marriage. , Andre Dotti did not give up his freedom, so the marriage lasted only 2 years.
After Hepburn lived with actor Robert Wanders for more than ten years, in 1993, Hepburn became seriously ill. It is said that Givenchy sent his own private plane, and sent Hepburn to Switzerland without covering the plane with flowers. At the time, Givenchy was still unmarried.
At Hepburn's funeral, Givenchy carried the coffin to see him off. People said that the eternal love came to an end. In this story, the people who everyone expected to be together were not together, and the "male protagonist" Givenchy was a very affectionate man .
