There’s that little black Chanel dress again!

Audrey, Jackie, Coco, Diana, Grace (when she was young) Babe Paley….they were all wonederl. But Jackie and Audrey were the tops.

Below all these gorgeous dames is a little blinking icon with happy people featured and the words Citi Never sleeps… and something about making your dreams realities because Citi (bank/group) is there to help. Ha! Will wonders never cease.

The little black dress. And, there is Diana wearing it in the shot with the babies. I am glad to see more little black dresses appearing.

I observe one common element among all these amazing women - not one is wearing something cut too low, slit too high and screaming sexuality. They all kept their look feminine but elegant.

Grace. That is the note, to me, that they all seem to have. No matter what they are wearing, all of them, it is clear that at the moment captured; each and every one of them is comfortable in her skin. The Hepburn ladies were role models for me from around the age of 7. They made living look like fun. I still remember pictures of Audrey Hepburn helping children in Africa, I gave up candy to “trick or treat” for UNICEF, because I wanted to be like her.

Nancy Regan always looked fabulous when in the public eye.

Audrey Hepburn was positively radiant! She was beautiful inside and out, and this quality shone no matter where she was, whether wearing a designer dress, or simple slacks and a shirt! I loved Kate Hepburn’s independent spirit—her style was direct and honest. Diana was also beautiful inside and out, and I admired her courage to step out and to try to use her position to do some good in this world…her courage established her as an individual whose personality and style FAR outshined those of the ‘bluer blooded’ family she married into. Jackie Onasis was graceful , elegant, and progressive…if it had not been for her intervention, the White House may have fallen in from disrepair!

I miss gloves. Can we bring back women’s dress gloves? They were so elegant, and they made me feel so femenine.