Inside The New Exhibition Of Rare Audrey Hepburn Portraits

From Roman Holiday, to Breakfast At Tiffany's, Audrey Hepburn’s Hollywood style is firmly etched in the fashion history books, inspiring generations of women and costume designers alike.

But it’s her image away from the big screen that has now been immortalised in a new exhibition at London’s Proud Galleries. In celebration of the elfin beauty’s legacy, a series of rarely seen portraits, depicting Audrey’s elegant style through the ages will be on display from 17th August to 30th September.

The exhibition offers a new insight into Audrey’s life and career as candid portraits shot by a number of esteemed photographers each capture a unique perspective of the fashion icon’s life beyond the lens.

Terry O’Niell’s youthful portraits allude to Audrey’s playful personality, behind-the-scenes shots from Norman Parkinson’s and Douglas Kirkland fashion shoots capture the essence of the Golden Age of Hollywood, while Eva Sereny’s imagery evokes an older Audrey’s elegance and sophistication while on-set of the 1989 release Always.

Take a look at stand-out images from the Audrey Hepburn: Beyond The Screen exhibition below:

Audrey Hepburn: Beyond the Screen runs from 17th August to 30t September at Proud Galleries, for more information visit proudonline.co.uk.