Don't Miss:

If you plan on stepping out to brunch this morning—and maybe stopping by your favorite jewelry store on the way—consider this hairstyle: Breakfast at Tiffany’s star Emilia Clarke‘s ’40s-inspired updo, a look created by hair maven Umberto for the star’s stage look. “Audrey Hepburn‘s hair in the film is one of the most requested looks in the world, but when I found out it was set in the 1940′s, I knew we could create something just as elegant and beautiful,” Umberto told InStyle.com. “We gave Emilia an elegant chignon in the back with a soft waveline on the face. It was so easy; all you have to do it roll it up and pin it.” But just in case you aren’t armed with Umberto’s expert fingers, we asked him to break it down a little more for us: Add a drop of Roman Oil Serum ($13 at target.com) to dry hair to make it smooth and shiny, and to eliminate the frizz. Use a flat iron to create the signature ’40s “C” wave around the face, then roll the rest of your hair into a bun at the nape of the neck and pin. Finish with a spritz of hairspray to keep it all in place. Happy window shopping!

Plus, see more of the most memorable hairstyles.

MORE:
• Get Emilia’s Breakfast Makeup, Too!
• Colleen Atwood’s Breakfast Costumes
• The Stars Who Celebrated Opening Night

Breakfast at Tiffany’s opened last night on Broadway in New York, and the stars stepped out to celebrate! Emilia Clarke (in Dolce & Gabbana) and Cory Michael Smith (left), who star as the iconic Holly Golightly and Paul Varjack, were joined by Olivia Wilde, Sir Ian McKellen, and Debbie Harry (center) at the Edison Ballroom, where Clarke told InStyle.com just how it felt to take on the role Audrey Hepburn made famous. “It felt really daunting at first! But it feels glorious now,” said Clarke, and added that working with Smith was “incredible.” And Smith was smitten with his leading lady, too. “We have an amazing time together. I love her dearly. I really can’t praise our relationship enough.” A true stage romance!

Plus, see more from this week’s best parties!

MORE:
• See Spring’s Beauty Must-Haves!
• Emilia Clarke’s Debut Outfit on Look of the Day
• Coldplay Drummer Cast on GoT

The stage production of Truman Capote’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s opened on Broadway last night with Emilia Clarke in the role of Miss Holly Golightly. On stage, she worked a true-to-the-novella ’40s face palette (we saw it with our own eyes!), a look designed by makeup artist Sonia Kashuk, who also trained the star in how to do it for the nightly show. “It was more of a very clean, simple face, not so iconic to Audrey,” explained Kashuk. “In fact, we really wanted to stay away from that. So I think it pushed it in a new direction, but still very refined and very polished.” To create Holly’s signature beauty look, she used two pieces from her very own Target collection—the Super Sheer Shimmering Highlighter ($10, target.com) and the Couture Eye Palette ($20, target.com). “The highlighter gave a little lift and helped contour her face so it would be illuminated,” she added. Beautiful!

Plus, shop our favorite celebrity lipsticks.

MORE:
• Emilia Clarke’s Look of the Day Debut!
• Colleen Atwood Talks Tiffany’s Costumes
• See Kate Young’s Entire Target Collection

Game of Thrones’s Emilia Clarke is headed to Broadway! The actress has been tapped to star as Holly Golightly in Truman Capote’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s, a role unforgettably portrayed by Audrey Hepburn in the 1961 film. Playwright Richard Greenberg adapted the story for the stage, and said in a press release that he aims to “return to the original setting of the novella, which is the New York of the Second World War, as well as to resume its tone—still stylish and romantic, yes, but rougher-edged and more candid than people generally remember.” We look forward to seeing Daenerys don the iconic Tiffany’s tiara and necklace when the production opens on Broadway in February 2013.

See more stars who have been on Broadway.

MORE: 
• Game of Thrones Inspired Fashion
• The Newest Audrey Hepburn Book
• The Iconic Breakfast at Tiffany’s Kiss