The elegant number worn by Holly Golightly in the opening scene of Breakfast At Tiffany's inspires our latest instalment of the Back To Basics series.
Coco Chanel might have created the little black dress during the 1920s but it only became an essential piece of item in a woman's wardrobe after Audrey Hepburn stepped out of a New York cab in a Givenchy creation in Breakfast At Tiffany's.
Using the classic off-shoulder, knee-length number from Alexander McQueen as our canvas, here's how you can style this timeless and versatile garment for 5 different occasions.
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