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Givenchy

Hubert de Givenchy was born on February 21, 1927 and grew up in France. Growing up he thought he wanted a career in law even though he grew up enjoying sewing and fashion. Givenchy moved to Paris for University  which is when he decided he wanted a career in fashion. Hubert de Givenchy started his fashion house Givenchy in 1952. The house grew to  be loved by everyone rapidly. Givenchy's biggest muse was Audrey Hepburn. He designed most of her costumes for movies such as Funny Face, Sabrina, and that iconic little black dress she wore in Breakfast at Tiffany's. Givenchy sold his company in 1988 and retired in 1995. Today Riccardo Tisci is the creative director of the fashion house who's muse is Kim Kardashian. 

Audrey Hepburn

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Going Monochromatic

Lately I have been wearing a lot of monochromatic outfits because they are very on trend, and most importantly because I like them. For instance this Sunday I went out for brunch with my aunt, cousin, and father. It was a nice day so I wanted to wear something 'springy' so I wore an American Eagle medium washed denim jacket, with a blue-purple Club Monaco tank top (I bought it because it was called the Taryn tank, which is the only reason why I bought it), with royal blue cropped pants from J Crew, and light gray wedges which are Toms. The outfit was all different shades of blue but, is still considered to be monochromatic meaning "containing or using only one colour".  For those of you who are not willing to wear the monochromatic trend in a bold colour such as blue, try wearing  a monochromatic black, gray, white, or even denim outfit.

Monochromatic Looks 

A.L.C Resort 2014