This is the first book about Audrey Hepburn that I've ever read and it completely exceeded my expectations. Meghan Friedlander does such a fantastic job making everything come to life. The amount of detail that went into describing her outfits and important (or simple) moments in her life made me feel as if I were watching it all go down in front of me. It was as if I were in Paris with Audrey preparing for these roles, events and much more.

If there is one celebrity in the world you should look to for inspiration, it's Audrey Hepburn. She carries such beauty and a love/appreciation for the things and people around her. It's a shame that we lost her so soon, but knowing that her legacy still carries on today is heartwarming. To be loved the way she is by her friends, family and fans says a lot about who she was and how she was able to impact people. I hope the world will continue to adore and learn from her. Everyone should carry even just a little part of Audrey in themselves.biography-memoirs favorites2 s Patrícia Ferreira gomes1 review8

I’ve been a fan of Audrey Hepburn for over a decade and an avid reader of the Rare Audrey Hepburn blog, so I kind of knew what to expect: extensive research, vivid descriptions, and stunning photographs - some never seen before - to offer an immersive experience beyond a typical coffee table book. However, I was surprised!
As a long-time fan of Audrey, I’ve read quite a few books about her life and career, and let me tell you - this went directly to my Top 5!
Meghan provides a captivating perspective of the Audrey Hepburn artist - a much more interesting one, in my humble opinion. If you are looking for the naive, susceptible, melancholic Audrey, I am sorry, but this book is not for you.
The narrative of ‘Audrey Hepburn in Paris’ is one of my favorite things! In this book, you’ll find an assertive, intelligent, and utterly professional Audrey Hepburn. Alongside the third protagonist of this book, Hubert de Givenchy, Audrey left a timeless imprint on Fashion History.

‘Audrey Hepburn in Paris’ is about partnership, friendship, affection and (mostly) love. And I couldn’t have loved this book a bit more!
Mary StrandAuthor 11 books30

LOVE Audrey Hepburn and LOVE Paris. Fantastic photos of her. The book dragged only when the author went into detail about people or events that Audrey was connected with but that weren't ABOUT Audrey. Fine to have a paragraph or two, but a page or two or three? No. (Reminded me of Dan Brown novels when he did info dumps unrelated to the plot, because he'd obviously learned them while researching the novel and felt it necessary to share what he learned.) I eventually learned to skip or skim those, looking for any references to Audrey. But overall a delight.1 Andrea1,091 37

As much as I love Audrey Hepburn, I'm sorry to say that I could not get into this book at all. The pictures are wonderful and I did read a bit here and there, but overall it was just too wordy. I did read the chapter on "Charade" which is one of my favorite movies and I d the intro by her son, Luca Dotti. Helen257 1 follower

What a great book. Has many beautiful pictures of the clothes she wore and the description of what they looked along with the people she worked with and socialized with.1 Ann J184 3

As an avid Audrey Hepburn fan, this book hit all the marks. Stunning photos and behind the scenes look at her life. I may have to break down and purchase this book for my own collection. angelofmine19741,372 11

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