Roman Holiday, 1953

Last week I watched Roman Holiday, as I embark on a voyage into Audrey Hepburn movies. This was fantastic. 23-year-old Audrey Hepburn in her first feature film role is exquisite. I have no words for her delicate beauty, she’s the epitome of graceful loveliness and magnetic charm. She has a perfect blend of innocence and regal aura that is just perfect for the role of the bored Princess Ann. But I won’t tell you more. You just have to watch it. Tickets to Rome are about a grand, lets go on a Roman Holiday.

Audrey Hepburn winning her Oscar in 1953 for best actress in Roman Holiday

How To Steal A Million, 1966

Romantic comedy about a woman who must steal a statue from a Paris museum to help conceal her father's art forgeries, and the man who helps her.

Midnight in Paris

Oh, how I adore this movie! I wish I could only be as lucky as the main character - to go back into time and visit Paris in 1920’s. See the beauty of the city lights, the dancing, the life of romance. Such a beautiful time...

Easily, I found myself envious of the main character. How I wish I could go back, stumble upon Ernest Hemingway and Scott Fitzgerald, randomly see Picasso painting a picture of his mistress and how it does not 'capture' her in the correct context, have my work reviewed by Hemingway himself only to have him say that he hates my work! I would jump at the opportunity to be in the presence of these people and have such an opportunity to mingle with them as casual, everyday people.

I have easily fallen in love with Paris.

The Tourist

A tight collection of luxurious, seductive and beautifully feminine dresses, gloves, heels, caplet, gowns, clutches, and other fabulous pieces, have been pulled together to fit within the character of Elise Creighton-Ward. I love her classic style in the movie. Just perfect!