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Cosplay Under the Stars: Audrey Hepburn

Audrey Hepburn was gamine yet cosmopolitan and cultured. Chic but approachable. All this adds up to a winning combination for a film star’s image. And, perhaps it was the uniqueness of this mix that allowed Hepburn to evade typecasting. Hepburn often played the young, but not exactly naive ingenue romancing/being romanced by an older and/or more experienced man (Sabrina (1954), My Fair Lady (1964), Love in the Afternoon (1957), Funny Face (1957)). But, for each of those roles there’s a nun in crisis (The Nun’s Story (1959)), a kind school headmistress caught up in a lie in a small community (The Children’s Hour (1961)), the prostitute with a heart of gold (Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)), or the endangered daughter of a murdered billionaire (Bloodline (1979)).

Taking the time to think about the nature of Hepburn’s image, it’s only just striking me how much she has in common with Merle Oberon, who incidentally played the role of Karen in the first film adaptation of The Children’s Hour, These Three (1936). And, while I may have cosplayed it because this is a pretty day-to-day outfit for me, the film is also important to me personally. This is my favorite of Audrey Hepburn’s straight drama films. Based on a Lillian Hellman play, The Children’s Hour is a story about two women (Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine) who run a girls school in a small town and have their lives thrown into chaos when one of the girls initiates a rumour about the women being in a lesbian relationship. MacLaine might have the flashier role in The Children’s Hour, Hepburn’s performance is complex and moving. You start feeling just as fraught as she is over the whole situation. Queer representation in a classic film with a particularly iconic star was formative and meaningful for me as a teen, even if it’s not exactly *good* representation.

(Do a quick search on “Bury Your Gays” because that could be an essay unto itself. And, a little PSA: liking a piece of creative work and being critical of it at the same time is not incongruous and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Uncritical admiration is pretty darn hollow TBH.)

When I was a teen in the early 2000s, Audrey Hepburn had ascended to pop-culture idol-dom. You could get Audrey’s face on just about everything: lunch boxes, lighters, checks, etc. etc. (or the faces of Marilyn Monroe, James Dean or Lucille Ball) With little effort on my part, I’ve seen every one of her films. As a classic-film-loving teen, most adults just kind of assumed Audrey was my favorite actor. A teacher even recruited me to portray her for a school assembly once (I was not in performing arts in high school btw). My guess is that Audrey Hepburn was a ubiquitous figure that was still seen as appropriate for a teenage girl to emulate–even 50 years after her film debut. So, honestly I resented the implications of Audrey being picked over Marilyn FOR me. But, here’s the thing–this never translated into resentment of Hepburn. How could it? She had as close to a universal charm as has ever existed. I don’t dislike a single one of her performances. I loved Audrey Hepburn regardless of other people’s projections of her. And I still do. She’s a delight to see on film. (For the record, Greta Garbo was and still is my favorite!)

That’s why I’m going to recommend Paris When It Sizzles (1964). It’s among Hepburn’s worst-reviewed movies and, according to her son, her least favorite. But, it’s fun to watch regardless. Hepburn’s presence makes even her weakest movies worth watching. Paris When It Sizzles takes place in the days leading up to Bastille Day. William Holden plays Richard Benson, a screenwriter who has partied away the time he was given to finish a new script meant to be delivered on, you guessed it, Bastille Day. Hepburn plays Gabrielle Simpson, a typist who has moved to Paris to make a close-up study of debauchery. They collaborate wildly and come out with a story fit only for an episode of “Lupin the Third”. Their isolation (paired with a decent amount of alcohol) lead them to fall in love. Paris… features a mess of cameos amid its hijinks; including an extended guest appearance by Tony Curtis, who makes the absolute most of his screen time. Hubert de Givenchy was not just given credit for his costume designs for Hepburn, but also the perfume she wears in the film–a bit of trivia that frankly encapsulates the spirit of the movie. If you’re a fan of Hepburn’s style, this film has gratuitous shots of her hairdress, her makeup, and her clothes.

It’s playing on TCM at 2am E. If you’re hype to see the less-seen Audrey movies, TCM also played Green Mansions (1959) this morning and it’s on demand through TCM’s app. It’s not as fun as Paris… but it will make you wish that Hepburn and Anthony Perkins had worked together again.

Originally Posted on Watch More Movies.

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I'm back home in Adelaide but I've had such an amazing weekend at Sydney @ozcomiccon :D A huge thank you to everyone involved in running this event, and a huge shout out to all fellow con goers and cosplayers! The atmosphere was amazing and everyone was so kind! My lineup consisted of Sandstorm Katarina on Sat and Kindred (@cinderys_art design) on Sunday :) Both pics here by Cosmo @whitegoods :) Thank you to all who asked for a pic of video - please feel free to tag me here or on my Facebook Cosplay page Tiffany Dean Cosplay ❤️ Until the next con!! @leagueoflegends #leagueoflegends #leagueoflegendscosplay #lolcosplay #lolcosplayer #kindred #kindredcosplay #katarina #katarinacosplay #sandstormkatarina #lolkatarina #lolkindred #cosplay #cosplayer #cosplayway #cosplaygirl #theartofcosplay #sharemycosplay #badasscosplay #ozcomiccon #ozcc #sydneyozcc #ozccsydney #tiffanydeancosplay

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Howard Chaykin, Jaime Hernandez, Olivia, Agnes Garbowska Headline Artist Alley At Wizard World Comic Con New Orleans, January 5-7

Howard Chaykin (“American Flagg!,” “Divided States of Hysteria”), Jaime Hernandez (“Love and Rockets”), Olivia (“Bettie Page,” “Sideshow Collectibles”), Agnes Garbowska (“My Little Pony,” “DC Superhero Girls”), David Mack (“KABUKI,” “Jessica Jones”) and Mike Grell (“Green Arrow,” “Batman”) are among the headliners as the eighth annual Wizard World Comic Con New Orleans presents is lineup of comics writers and artists scheduled to attend the event, January 5-7 at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.

In addition to the great Stan Lee, who is appearing as a celebrity guest, superstar creators populating Artist Alley are Marat Michaels (“Deadpool Corps,” “Extreme Studios”), Arthur Suydam (“Marvel Zombies”), Amy Chu (“Red Sonja,” “KISS”), Stuart Sayger (“ROM,” “Micronauts”), Tiffany Michelle Vollmer (“Dragon Ball” franchise), Mike S. Miller (“Justice League,” “Game of Thrones”), Phil Ortiz (“The Simpsons”), Tom Cook (“Masters of the Universe,” “Smurfs”), Mark Kistler (“Secret City,” “Imagination Station”), Clinton Hobart (licensed Disney Fine Artist), Victor Dandridge (“The Samaritan,” “Origins Unknown”), Dean Haspiel (“Billy Dogma,” “Bored to Death”) and many more.

In addition to appearing at their respective Artist Alley tables, select creators will participate in panel discussions and demonstration on the Creative Stage.

Wizard World Comic Con events bring together thousands of fans of all ages to celebrate the best in pop culture: movies, television, gaming, live entertainment, comics, sci-fi, graphic novels, toys, original art, collectibles, contests and more. The first event scheduled on the 2018 Wizard World calendar, New Orleans show hours are Friday, January 5, 4-9 p.m.; Saturday, January 6, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sunday, January 7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Kids 10 and under are admitted free with paid adult.

Wizard World Comic Con New Orleans is also the place for cosplay, with fans young and old showing off their best costumes throughout the event. Fans dressed as every imaginable character – and some never before dreamed – will roam the convention floor and participate in the famed Wizard World Costume Contest on Saturday evening.

For more on the 2018 Wizard World Comic Con New Orleans, visit http://wizd.me/NewOrleansPR.

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Tiffany Dean Cosplay as Fire Fist Ace

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#RainbowDash by #cosplayer @TiffanyDean87! Love it! #cosplay #mylittlepony #cartoons

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Tiffany Dean Cosplay as Mad Moxxi

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Mad Moxxi - BORDERLANDS - Please like www.facebook.com/TiffanyDeanCosplay for PLENTY more :D Pics by Rob Jenkins www.facebook/RobJenkinsPhotography

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Lady Edward Kenway - Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag - Tiffany Dean Cosplay

Costume made ENTIRELY by me :D woo!!

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30 DAY COSPLAY CHALLENGE

I know I'm a few days behind LOL so here are the 3 to catch up :D

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6. Your favourite cosplay (that you have done) Jinx – it’s something so different to anything I’ve ever done and I did it when not many people had done. It’s still not finished but I was proud to whip out what I did so fast – and Fishbones makes the cosplay. I can't wait to finish this costume and do a proper shoot :D

7. The character you have cosplayed that is most similar to you (if none that you have cosplayed, then one that you will cosplay) I tend to be drawn towards characters that have similarities to me, so in that regard all. Probably most similar would be Lara Croft – as I was so young when I became a fan of the game, it developed in me a love for tombs, rainforests, adventure etc and I like that she is classy – and I’m also English LOL 8. Your cosplay plans for the rest of the year (if you have no more for this year, then do next year!) I want to step up my game this year and throw out MORE cosplays – including a Lady version of Edward Kenway from AC Black Flag, McGee’s Alice, Sylvannas Windrunner, Fullmetal Alchemist, Pokemon’s Ash, Pikachu and some My Little Pony...and some LoL ladies - they're just so hot!!! LOL

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#cosplayer @TiffanyDean87 as Jinx from #LeagueOfLegends! #cosplay #videogames

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30 DAY COSPLAY CHALLENGE

2. How many costumes have you done?

Lara Croft - Tomb Raider Legend Lara Croft - Tomb Raider Reboot Mad Moxxi - Borderlands Black Cat - Spiderman Jinx - League of Legends Don't really count as I didn't make them LOL - Catwoman and Wonder Woman

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More of @TiffanyDean87's very cool Black Cat #cosplay. Photo taken by  Angelo Beltran of @gotsuperpowers

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