Audrey Hepburn’s most iconic hairstyles

During a barbershop haircut scene in Roman Holiday, Audrey went from long hair to a dramatic short bob. Audrey Hepburn’s short hair was framed with blunt bangs that were the perfect length to draw attention to her immaculate brows. 

Audrey looked like the girl next door with her voluminous ponytail and her signature short fringe for her role as Sabrina Fairchild in Sabrina.

Audrey gave her high ponytail with large barrel curls her own twist with the addition of her signature short bangs, which were parted in the centre and curled around her temples.

A tightly slicked-back bun - elegant then, elegant now. 

Audrey Hepburn’s hair was styled a lot softer in Love in the Afternoon. She showed off beautiful waves and even her signature bangs were brushed gently to the side.

Audrey rarely wore her hair down, but for western film The Unforgiven, where she played Native American Rachel Zachary, she favoured a sleek half upstyle with her wavy lengths falling down to her waist.

Dyeing her dark brown hair a lighter golden brunette hue, Breakfast at Tiffany's brought us more than a few amazing hair moments. 

Of course, nothing could top her famous beehive chignon that complemented her little black dress, pearls and oversized sunglasses ensemble; although special mention goes to her half-up, half-down 'I woke up like this' bedhead ‘do. Pure dishevelled perfection.

Audrey Hepburn’s 1960s hairstyles favoured a lot more volume than her looks in the 1950s. Her bouffant updo in The Children’s Hour was paired with a softer and slightly longer fringe.

Audrey’s hair reached new heights in the ‘60s, especially in My Fair Lady, where she wore numerous elaborate hairstyles.

Named "Coupe Infante '66″ by the famous French hairdresser who had the honour of giving Audrey her groundbreaking pixie cut, Alexandre de Paris, this new hairstyle was a big change and a bold move for Audrey, which she pulled off effortlessly.