Holly Golightly is a fictional character from the novella "Breakfast at Tiffany's," written by Truman Capote in 1958. She is portrayed as a young woman living in New York City, known for her glamorous lifestyle and carefree attitude. Holly is often seen wearing stylish clothing and is famous for her love of luxury, particularly her frequent visits to Tiffany & Co.. Holly's character embodies themes of independence and the search for identity. Despite her seemingly carefree demeanor, she struggles with her past and relationships. The story explores her interactions with the narrator, a struggling writer, and highlights her complex personality and desire for freedom.