Very Audrey.

The French writer Colette (frizzy henna curls, bright rouge circles on her ancient cheeks) is being pushed in a wheelchair through the dining room of the Hôtel de Paris in Monte Carlo. Suddenly she sees this unknown wide-eyed beauty, raises a bony finger: “Voilà! That’s my Gigi!”

Within two years, Audrey wins a Tony for her role in Colette’s play, an Academy Award, makes the cover of Time magazine. Proving that, occasionally at least, there is justice in the world

Along with the Vermeer face and dancer’s legs, she had a knack for wearing exactly the right things, from big floppy hats to ballet flats, and turning them into classics.

I think the first time we saw her in this one was in a fashionably smoky cellar full of cool cats during the 1950s; wasn’t someone playing bongo drums?

Boatneck Ballet Tee (No. 2354), with 3/4 sleeves and wide scoop neck to show off your fabulous collarbones. The fabric is a silky long-staple pima cotton with a bit of stretch stuff for fit. Imported.

Women’s sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL.

Colors: Yellow, White, Red, Blue, and Black.