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It was his muse, the actress Audrey Hepburn, with her gamine style, who is probably most closely associated with the period. But it wasn't just the Hepburn look and creeper shoes that followers of fashion longed for. Womanly shapes were very much in vogue, as clothes were designed to show off the bust - a look that was captured by the up-and-coming silver screen actresses like Marilyn Monroeand Brigitte Bardot.

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Eventually though, the mannered look made way for much younger trends - after all, this is the decade that saw the birth of the teenager. In the US, styles were developing as a result of the influence of pop and Hollywood - with Elvis Presley, Marlon Brando and James Dean making their mark. Denim teamed with mens creeper shoes black leather jackets, white T-shirts and the ubiquitous cigarette or match between the teeth offered not only style but also an immediate sultry attitude - one that made women weak at the knees. America also offered the Rat Pack look - pure sophistication from the likes of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Cool and casual maybe, but there was never a hair out of place.

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