The dress by designer Hubert de Givenchy, which was originally created for Audrey Hepburn in the 1954 film Sabrina, worn by Ivanka Trump to the inaugural ball of her father, the 47th President of the United States Donald Trump, caused a sensation. It is not surprising that there were comparisons between a businesswoman and a cult actress. Audrey's 64-year-old son Sean Hepburn Ferrer also spoke out about the president's daughter's outfit, voicing his opinion to the Daily Mail.

“It is not surprising that, having grown up in a family where our mother was a household name, she decided to take inspiration from her, to seek the highest elegance and class for an occasion such as this - the inauguration and 32nd anniversary of the death of our mother and, above all,.

He recalled that the stepmother of Donald and Ivanka Marla Ann Mapiplz met at the advisory council of the Audrey Hepburn Children's Fund in the early 1990s. Once the fund held a charity event for the half -sister of Ivanka Tiffany in honor of her first birthday, named "

Ivanka's mother Ivana, Donald's first wife, was also in a long-term relationship with Rofredo Gaetani, the eldest son of Laurian Gaetani, one of Audrey's childhood and lifelong friends from the Hepburn family..

According to Mr. Sean Hepburn Ferrer, Ivanka's decision to pay tribute to his mother underscores how she is an "

" Her elegance, which is rooted in its inner beauty and spirit, is often a reference point, an anchor for many celebrities, actresses and models at these times, when we seem to have somewhat lost "

As for the opinion about the difference in political views of Ivanka and his mother, Sean replied that Audrey, a UNICEF ambassador, “fought for disenfranchised children around the world, regardless of the ideological environment in which they were born.”.

He suggested about Ivanka that her views are more consistent with the views of Marianne Badde, the left bishop of Washington, who claimed that transgender children were "

Audrey Hepburn was born to Dutch Baroness Ella van Heemstra and British-Austrian businessman Joseph Hepburn-Ruston.. She bravely carried messages of the Dutch resistance during the Nazi occupation and never came to terms with her mother's early connection to the Nazis.

Describing her experiences during World War II in his biography The Dutch Girl, Robert Matzen said she " However, Audrey remained close to her mother.

The actress was nominated for five Oscars and won the award in 1953 for her role in Roman Holiday.. In addition to working in the cinema, she devoted her life to protect the rights of children living in poverty. In December 1992, the star received the presidential US freedom medal as a sign of recognition of her work as an ambassador of goodwill Unisef.

A year later, she died of abdominal cancer.

Focus previously wrote that after Ivanka Trump appeared in an Oscar de la Renta dress, there were calls on social networks to boycott the brand.