A Look Back at Glamorous Vintage Award Ceremonies

Elegance met enchantment as Audrey Hepburn and Julie Andrews embraced backstage at the 1965 Oscars, a portrait of mutual admiration in satin and grace. Audrey, ever luminous in a sleek white gown and opera gloves, beamed beside Julie, who cradled her Best Actress Oscar for Mary Poppins with a dazzle of diamonds at her neck.

It was a historic, sweetly ironic night: Andrews’ win followed her being passed over for My Fair Lady—a role Hepburn famously took on. Yet here they stood, smiling side by side, exuding warmth, humility, and the shared glow of women whose names define golden age magic.