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The classic micro fringe - Some call it micro fringe, others call them baby bangs, but either way they're a quintessentially Hepburn hairstyle.

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The classic micro fringe - She tested out all lengths, sometimes going as short as possible, other times letting them reach her eyebrows, but they were iconic every time. They're also on-trend again!

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It's almost weird to see her without them - That's how you know the bangs were certainly her signature look.

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Use a bold red lip - Because she often opted for more simple attire, akin to the fashionable First Lady of the time, Hepburn loved to swipe on a bright red lipstick to liven up her minimalist accessories and makeup.

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Use a bold red lip - A standout lip color has the power to bring any ensemble from casual to chic.

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Create your own shape - By cinching in your waist, you can manipulate any silhouette with just the help of a belt.

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Create your own shape - Hepburn hardly wore a dress without some sort of belt or sash or cinch to add some shape. 

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Create your own shape - Whether it’s a full-skirted or body-hugging number, crafting your shape is easier than you think. 

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Create your own shape - You can even throw a belt on over a jacket! 

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Have an oversize pair of sunglasses on hand - Hepburn's enormous shades were great for going incognito, but they were also a glamorous addition to otherwise simple outfits.

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Have an oversize pair of sunglasses on hand - Whether it was Holly Golightly's large, tortoiseshell frames with off-green lenses in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' or the bug-eyed, white-rimmed shade in 'Two for the Road,' the glasses are a staple.

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All-black-everything is a guaranteed good look - From the turtleneck to the penny loafers, this look is clearly what Hepburn felt comfortable in.

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All-black-everything is a guaranteed good look - It's simultaneously sleek and classy, and when you've got a smile like that, you don't really need a bright outfit anyway!

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The classic little black dress - Her iconic 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' black dress has been a Halloween staple for years, and it's a foolproof option for a night out.

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The power of the one-piece - Hepburn was never a sex symbol like Marilyn Monroe, but she had her own style that was attractive in its own right. Her favored one-piece bathing suit has re-surged in popularity recently, and it has proven that subtly can be sexy.

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Pixie pants - The actress favored skinny ankle-cropped pants, showing just a bit of skin.

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Pixie pants - The ankle-crop is flattering for all figures, as it elongates the legs and pairs well with all kinds of shoes, from flats and sneakers to kitten heels. 

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The more turtlenecks, the better - Hepburn had quite the elegant neck and loved wearing things that accentuated it. She also taught us that stripes should be treated as a neutral, opening up a whole new realm of playfulness in wardrobes around the world. 

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The more turtlenecks, the better - Hepburn also showed us that turtlenecks work as thin layers or heavier winter wear.

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You can do a lot with a neck - Her high collars came in all sorts of different styles and materials, but this fur fold-over was a certain standout.

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Borrow from the boys - Hepburn was particularly good at taking traditionally men's clothes, like this plaid blazer and bow-tie, and mixing her own feminine charm into them. 

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Borrow from the boys - That entails never underestimating the power of a good, tailored jacket. 

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Borrow from the boys - It's okay if that means literally!  

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Bump up the beehive - Hepburn herself was trying on a trendy hairstyle that made history, but she gave it a timeless feel with just the right height.

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Bump up the beehive - While most stars who tried out the 'do swept their bangs to the side, Hepburn famously wore short bangs.

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A good glove goes a long way - What could otherwise be a dress you run to the grocery store in suddenly becomes an elegant outfit fit for a classy evening.

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A good glove goes a long way - While the style hasn't quite come back, there's a good chance it, like all of her other looks, will resurface. 

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A good glove goes a long way - They don't have to be elbow-length! 

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Don't neglect your head - Hepburn was an undeniable queen of hats, which is a great accessory for anyone with bangs because it deals with the mass of your hair while letting your most signature style show. 

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Don't neglect your head - Sometimes they were her only pop of color that wasn't black, which is also a great use for them. 

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Don't neglect your head - And it doesn't have to be hats...

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Embrace the dynamism of scarves - The actress, like any good actress in Hollywood's Golden Age, loved a good scarf.

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Embrace the dynamism of scarves - She famously loved wearing scarves around her neck, particularly on collared shirts as a sort of tie. 

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Embrace the dynamism of scarves - Or, you know, wear a scarf actually around your neck. 

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Be kind to others - Hepburn kept a timeless grace about her because she was truly graceful in her actions. 

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Be kind to others - She never went out of style. 

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And remember: you're in charge - The most stylish thing about her was the way she took charge of her own image, whether that was chopping off her very long locks or adding a playfulness to the costumes she was given on set. 

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And remember: you're in charge -

Take these style tips and add some direction to your wardrobe!

See also: Androgynous style icons: past and present

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