Audrey Hepburn’s entrance in Sabrina (1954) is one of cinema’s most graceful transformations. Directed by Billy Wilder, the film marked the first collaboration between Hepburn and Hubert de Givenchy — although Edith Head received the official costume credit and later won the Oscar for it. The moment Sabrina steps out after returning from Paris became iconic: a blend of Wilder’s romantic precision, Hepburn’s quiet radiance, and the beginning of a fashion partnership that shaped her entire screen

"June Allyson and her husband, actor and singer Dick Powell, are photographed on their wedding day at the Beverly Hills home of composer and mutual friend Johnny Green, circa August 1945. The intimate ceremony brought together close friends from Hollywood’s Golden Age, with Powell donning a sharp tailored suit and Allyson radiant in a classic, understated gown. The couple, who had met on the set of Meet the People in 1944, exchanged vows in a sun-drenched garden surrounded by blooming California