Breakfast at Tiffany's

One day, Holly and the talker were walking on Fifth Avenue on a beautiful autumn day, but even if Holly talks about himself often, talker without talking about what he is actually doing to him I was interested in my childhood. "...... This is an elusive, unnamed, place-free, impressionist recital, but as she swims against the summer, Christmas tree, beautiful cousin, the impression received is contrary to people's expectations And the party gave a rich explanation: in short, she felt happiness in some way, and of course the background of the child never escaped ("54").

Today, the story is expressed as "the story of Cinderella", so you do not need to spend too much time. Even if it is superficial, it is usually sufficient if it is similar to transformation. However, Tiffany's breakfast is really a variant of the Cinderella theme, a girl's own story of wanting to escape from dangerous adolescence, is a pure will, not a happy life. Like Cinderella, this is a story about trying to escape. This is a story about self-formation. Tiffany's breakfast shows the audience to all women (and many men). They can reinvent themselves and release golden girls hidden even in ordinary or sneaky attitudes.

Breakfast of Tiffany's Breakfast Tiffany (1958) novels are not very similar to any of the works of Capote. It has fresh quality as if Capote began his career or just started some new stages. Stanley Edgar Hyman once pointed out that Capote's early novel focused on the "inner world", but later novels used Tiffany's grass and breakfast as an example. The transition to the outside world is almost sociological. The Manhattan area captured by Capote was caused by sharp realism, so Tiffany's breakfast was with the rest of the past, in particular. At the same time, this novel captures New York's intrigue and moment after the war.

Tiffany's Breakfast (1961) - Beginning with the historical classics of American cinema, Tiffany's breakfast is a typical romantic comedy movie in the early 1960s, generally complementing Tiffany, Givenchy, and Jewelry with countless eyes I will. A viewer all over the world. In addition to Tiffany's Yellow Diamond, Oliver Goldsmith's Sunglasses, Givenchy's "Little Black Dress", Audrey Hepburn often wears a series of beautiful pearls in the film. Three Musketeers (1973) - Three Musketeers, Milady de Winter (Faye Dunaway) held in 1973, wear many pearls. Not only on clothes, but more traditional earrings, necklaces, bracelets. Indeed, her character Milady de Winter actually handles the processing of two diamonds from British luxurious necklaces. The appearance of Fei really exceeds what pearls can do as gems.