Fierce, feminine and irresistibly charming Katharine Hepburn.
One of the top ladies of the 40's, she was the perfect model of the Hawksian Woman: a woman who is witty, smart, up-front, strong, a woman who can easily "beat a man in a verbal conflict", without ever letting go of her feminine charm and sensitivity.
Independent, outspoken and a free-spirit at heart, Katharine Hepburn was one of the first women wearing trousers, defying social norms and conventions of the time.
At a young age, Hepburn lost the person she adored the most in her life. As she went to his room looking for him, she found him hung with a bed sheet around his neck. For years she adopted his birthday as her own.
Find and fall in deep love with this goddess here:
Bringing Up Baby, by Howard Hawks
The Philadelphia Story, by George Cukor
Stage Door, by Gregory La Cava
The African Queen, by John Huston
Little Women, by George Cukor
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