marilyn monroe's iconic "subway" dress from the seven year itch, 1955
sold for $4.6 million + $1 million commission
judy garland's dress & test ruby slippers from the wizard of oz both designed by adrian, 1939
the dress sold for $910,000 & the ruby slippers for $510,000
harpo marx top hat & wig, acquired directly from him
$45,000
rudolph valentino's "suit of light" designed by travis banton from blood & sand, 1922
sold for $200,000
charlie chaplin "little tramp" hat
$110,000
marilyn monroe's red sequin dress from gentlemen prefer blondes, 1953
sold for $1.2 million
audrey hepburn's ascot dress & hat designed by cecil beaton from my fair lady, 1964
sold for 3.7 million
debbie reynolds' historic costume & prop collection went up for auction at the paley media center in beverly hills yesterday. the auction yielded record sales with many of the valuable pieces going to saudi arabia & japan. the actress took the podium before the auction to thank the audience for coming, saying "i've been collecting for 45 years and i'm only forty." i can't believe how much many of the items went for! i guess we do love our movie icons. crazy kookoo pants!!
(fyi....the title of the post is a quote from "the girl" in the seven year itch)
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