Ian Fleming's Style". A Suitable Wardrobe, 19 April 2007. Archived from the original on 10 August 2011 . Retrieved 6 August 2011. I read these things and I marvel,’ she says, lighting a cigarette … reaching for another cigarette”, Raleigh News & Observer, Mar. 3, ’91 Measurements: Freshwater pearl, diameter 0.2″. S terling silver plated with 24k gold copper wires, S ilky thread, Length 1.75″. Weight 0.2 oz Hand sewed with 100% silk. The Sleep eye Cover measures around 8.5″ across. Each elastic tie measures 16.3 inches, un-stretched. Weight 0.5 oz

The association of actors or singers with a brand seems old-hat now: the kind of product placement that Lady Gaga might parody or Bono personify. If you want someone to blame for those glossy ads of Mr and Mrs Bono getting out of their safari plane with their designer luggage, the blame must ultimately fall on the fair shoulders of La Hepburn and Givenchy, who called her his muse. Pay homage to the stylish women of the golden era and add an instant touch of vintage charm to accentuate your outfit or costume with this glamorous smoke accessory. With this fully functional, eco-friendly and super stylish cigarette holder in your hand, every guy is sure to rush to offer you a light! Available in a full array of fun and classic colors and can be adjusted in length for the right amount of glamour suitable for any occasions. Fits all standard size 25mm circumference cigarettes. One of the best tobacco-related products Extendable I Natural Filter Stone I Detachable I Comes with Cleaning Tool A cigarette holder is a fashion accessory, a slender tube in which a cigarette is held for smoking. Most frequently made of silver, jade or bakelite (popular in the past but now wholly replaced by modern plastics), cigarette holders were considered an essential part of ladies' fashion from the early 1910s through early to the mid 1970s. A similar holder made of wood, meerschaum or bakelite and with an amber mouthpiece was used for cigars and was a popular accessory for men from the Edwardian period until the 1920s.Kent cigarettes became her brand of choice later in life, also smoked IRL with a holder, People Magazine, ’80 Measured per flat lay and will stretch out according to elasticity of fabric and silhouette of design*

Among the best-known men who used cigarette holders were Franklin D. Roosevelt, [11] Ivor Novello, [12] Enrico Caruso, [13] Vladimir Horowitz, [14] Ian Fleming, [15] Noël Coward, [16] Hunter S. Thompson (though he regarded his as only a filter, using the TarGard filter [17]), [18] Tennessee Williams, [19] Peter O’Toole, [20] Fulgencio Batista, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Josip Broz Tito, [21] and Hans von Bülow. This 3-piece sleep set comes complete with the signature tuxedo sleep shirt (handmade in 100% cotton), Tiffany inspired eye cover (handmade with 100% silk), and violet tasseled earplugs/earrings (handmade with swimmer grade rubber ear plugs/100% handmade, artisanal quality earrings). You will not find another replica that resembles the original assemble as much as this one. Perfect for that costume party or as a luxurious gift for that special Audrey girl in your life.

Like most people, Audrey Hepburn smoked because it calmed her nerves and anxiety. She doesn’t seem like she would ever get stressed, right? Well, she is human afterall. She was a deep thinker and reflector who enjoyed being alone by herself – she’s an introvert. Just because Audrey was an introvert doesn’t mean she didn’t know how to socialize. She was very good at it for being an introvert. A lot of the times, you would see Audrey Hepburn socially smoke with other costars. The postage stamp was taken out of circulation because of the cigarette. Did Audrey Hepburn smoke? She did. And not just as Holly Golightly in the film [Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)]. Even in her private life she couldn’t leave cigarettes alone in more than 40 years. So why was a graphic designer not allowed to immortalise the actress on a postage stamp in the way that she is nevertheless remembered by many? Namely as Holly Golightly, coquettishly poking out her particularly long cigarette holder from beneath her broad-brimmed hat” , Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Oct. 6th, 2005 The day typically wound down with Hepburn ambling around the house with a Kent cigarette and her nightly ‘two fingers’ of J&B Scotch”, People Magazine, Oct. 31, ’94