Audrey Hepburn and Princess Diana's iconic dresses go up for auction

Late Hollywood star Audrey Hepburn and Princess Diana were iconic figures in their own right. Their enduring styles continue to influence and inspire generations.

Now you can purchase pieces from their designer wardrobe, thanks to auction house Julien's, which is hosting a three-day event named Legends: Hollywood and Royalty.

In this auction, dresses from Audry, Diana and other iconic figures will be up for grabs.

Among the offerings is Audrey Hepburn's bubblegum pink midi dress, famously worn in her role as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's. The dress was originally designed by Hubert Givenchy for his autumn/winter 1960 collection in black.

Julien's shared an Instagram post about the auction and mentioned, "Bid Now! Julien’s Auctions and @tcm are bringing the memorable Audrey Hepburn worn pink Givenchy dress from Breakfast At Tiffany’s to the auction block."

After a photograph captured American socialite Lee Radziwill wearing a similar design, Audrey requested Givenchy to create the pink version and alter the neckline. The dress holds poignant significance in a scene from the film and is estimated to be sold between $200,000 and $300,000.

Princess Diana's wardrobe includes prominent selections as well. One is a red Bruce Oldfield gown, adorned with gold metallic threading, which she wore to the premiere of Hot Shots in London in 1981.

Paired with a captivating pearl and diamond choker and striking drop earrings, this ensemble stood out. Another option is a Catherine Walker dress featuring a black and green block-coloured pattern, reminiscent of her iconic blue chiffon Cannes dress.

Anticipated bids for Diana's pieces range from $100,000 to $400,000. Here's the post.

For fashion enthusiasts with a penchant for history, a chance to own these symbolic items requires a budget of approximately half a million pounds.

The Legends: Hollywood and Royalty event offers a unique occasion to collect a tangible piece of the extraordinary fashion legacies left by Audrey Hepburn and Princess Diana, forever etching their styles in the annals of fashion history.