Jeanne Moreau is French film royalty, and her style is impeccable. I mean, the LBD she’s wearing in the top photo is perfect! She had the right balance between polished and casual, so she never looked too buttoned-up. She looked like a lady, but a lady that knew how to have fun.
~Katy
Ali MacGraw was a style icon of the 70’s for a reason. Her look was so versatile that sequins looked as natural on her as a T-shirt. Whether she looked dramatic or relaxed, she always seemed comfortable and laid-back.
~Katy
Bonnie Morrison is fabulous, there’s no doubt about that. She has a perfectly classic style, and because of this she always looks great. She is the epitome of the modern woman: fabulous, classy, confident, and driven.
~Katy
Julie Christie totally exemplified the sixties. Her floppy hats, mod dresses, and overall attitude made her a style icon, but I love her attitude. She seems so nonchalant, as if she feeds simply off her own confidence.
~Katy
Joanna Hillman takes risks, and that’s what I like about her. While I wouldn’t choose some of her outfits for myself, I appreciate that she has fun with fashion. She plays with interesting colors, prints, and silhouettes, but always sticks with a trademark beauty look. Straight, white-blonde hair, dark sunglasses, and red lips work for her – and she knows it. With a girl like this as the Senior Fashion Market Editor, no wonder Harper’s BAZAAR is always one of my favorite magazines.
~Katy
Ingrid Bergman was a legendary Swedish actress and American sweetheart. Praised for her acting abilities, wit, intelligence, and charm, she captivated the world of Hollywood for years. I admire her style because of its simplicity. She always looked confident and comfortable, and I like that she wasn’t too showy with her wardrobe choices.
~Katy
Monica Vitti was a renowned Italian actress and a beautiful woman. I like the way that she played with patterns, while still wearing classic silhouettes. She always looked gorgeous – without drama.
~Katy
