Breakfast at Tiffany's, of course. 

Around Roman Holiday, I would think.  But, yet again, I don't know. 

In a Sabrina costume (designed by Edith Head, I believe.  And if I am not mistaken, Edith Head told Audrey Hepburn never to wear all black. Ha.)

In Ondine. I've no idea what's going on though. 

Best Actress, Roman Holiday

I've no idea where or what this is from.  I wonder, I wonder. 

I've not the slightest idea where or when this is from.  

Around Sabrina, I believe.

In a studio, I would imagine for Funny Face.

Total mystery.  I mean, she's obviously young, but other than that I've no ideas about this one.

One of my new favorites because I've never seen it before - which, with all the time I spend googling her (I would be an excellent stalker) is pretty amazing.

Pic quality is bad, but that's a Speedy sitting next to her. 

Green Mansions? I'm not sure, but it looks like it, doesn't it?

Publicity still or something, I think.

A screen test for costumes or something. I know she wore trousers in her first screen test, so this must be later in the pre-production on Roman Holiday. Yeah, I'm obsessed.

very sixites

I love that couch.  A publicity still, I would imagine. 

"I was asked to act when I couldn't act. I was asked to sing 'Funny Face' when I couldn't sing, and dance with Fred Astaire when I couldn't dance - and do all kinds of things I wasn't prepared for. Then I tried like mad to cope with it."

Again, who knows when this was taken.  I'd imagine pretty early on in her career - her hair is pretty short. 

"I never thought I'd land in pictures with a face like mine."

I don't care - I adore Funny Face. 

Have I said she's adorable?  Well, she is.

Gosh, she looks so luminous during this time.  Love in the Afternoon.

Holly and Cat

Aww. 

Clothes worn in How to Steal a Million

Lovely portrait from who knows when. 

I would imagine around the time of Love in the Afternoon or The Nun's Story.  But I've no clue, really.  This is actually one of my favorite pictures of her for some reason. 

With Mel Ferrer. 

With Hubert de Givenchy .

I know nothing, clearly.  Someday I'll look figure out where all these mystery pictures are from.  Taken around the time of Funny Face, maybe?