Marilyn Monroe

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Iconic Movie Costumes Strut to Auction

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Vintage Fashion

The Story Behind Marilyn Monroe's 'Happy Birthday' Dress

A radiant Marilyn Monroe in 1954.
Features

Marilyn Monroe's Beauty Secrets

Marilyn Monroe’s costume from There’s No Business Like Show Business (20th Century Fox, 1954), worn by the star as Vicky Parker during the saucy “Heat Wave” song and dance number, was the star lot after selling for $280,000, which was hundreds of thousands more than its estimate of $60,000-$80,000. A three-piece ensemble includes the bandeau top made of black raw silk adorned with black sequins and dangly black bead-balls, with a hot pink silk scarf with black silk and sequin embellishments; a full, floor-length skirt made of beige cotton with a black floral print, decorated with over-sized black sequins, waist area made of gathered black raw silk with same adornment as top plus an attached self-belt that closes right at the belly button. All images courtesy of Julien's
Auctions

Monroe’s costumes sizzle in ‘Hollywood’ auction

Marilyn Monroe’s raven black 1956 Thunderbird
Auctions

Marilyn Monroe Memorabilia: Tbird brings $490K

Marilyn Monroe’s raven black 1956 Thunderbird is estimated to fetch $300,000-$500,000 at auction. Courtesy Julien’s Auctions
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Marilyn Monroe owned 1956 T-Bird may claim $500K

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Comic Books & Graphic Novels

Storied Star Wars collection coming to auction Nov. 14-16

Roy Rogers' sunglasses
Vintage Fashion

5 celebrity sunglasses that sold for tidy sums at auction

Collection of 16mm films
Featured

Karloff, Stewart, Monroe, Wayne memorabilia headlining March auction

Marilyn Monroe "Some Like It Hot" dress
News

Largest collection of Marilyn Monroe worn costumes taking world tour

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Coins, Metals & Paper Money

Outlaw-signed Silver Certificate set to sell March 1

Porcelain stick neck vase
Fine Art

Chinese blue and white dragon vase commands $426,000

Marilyn at the beach
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Photos from Monroe’s “Last Sitting” bring $80,000