In this lighthearted music comedy, Grace Kelly as Tracy Lord showcases some of the most elegant movie costumes in her decade long movie career, like the golden sleeveless shirt dress and the white Grecian style bath suit coverup.

Mary Elizabeth Donaldson was born on 5 February 1972 in Tasmania, Australia, to Scottish parents.

In 2000 Mary met Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark at the Slip Inn, a pub in Sydney when the prince was visiting Australia during the 2000 Summer Olympics, and on 8 October 2003, she was engaged to the prince.

For her wedding, she wore a ivory silk duchess satin gown with scoop neckline and three quarter sleeves with open slit. The fitting bodice is paired with a full skirt lined with 31 metres of tulle edged in French Chantilly lace underneath. The full skirt is overlayed with panels opening from her hip, revealing 8 meters of Irish heirloom lace in the folds.

The lace was part of the original wedding gift to Crown Princess Margaret of Sweden, Fredrik’s great-grandmother.

The dress, was designed by a Danish designer, Uffe Frank, and was sewn by Birgit Hallstein, a Danish seamstress.

Jane Birkin knew how to wear a pair of jeans. Tattered and patched, wide-legged and straight-legged, belted and un-belted, she had worn them all. And she loved her jeans long, and super long, and longer, to accentuate her already long legs. She pairs her jeans with simple cotton t-shirts, mostly short-sleeved, but also with blouses, knit and crochet tops, tucked in, cropped or knotted, or with a handsome jacket thrown on, cropped or not; and under her often over long jeans, she wore anything from ballet flats, high heels to boots, and then she carried her bucket basket to complete her outfit.

Although the 1970s, Jane Birkin had decorated and swept the Paris Street with her jeans, in all styles, worn in all manners, her young and long hair up or down.