Thus began a decades-long friendship that saw Givenchy dress the star in nearly a dozen films, including the 1961 hit Breakfast at Tiffanys. The sleeveless black evening gown she wore in the movie, complete with rows of pearls, elbow-length gloves and oversized shades, would end up becoming Givenchys most famous look
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She then uses those pan drippings in her cornbread dressing, a side dish that makes Thanksgiving a special holiday for me
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