In 1999, his widow, Anna Strasberg, put the dress up for auction at Christies, where it sold for more than $1.2 million, and it was purchased by financial investor Martin Zweig
Shell: 59%Lyocell 27%Polyester 12%Cotton 2%Elastane
As one of the most familiar symbol of the Roaring Twenties, the Flapper had become synonymous with bobbed hair, short skirts, and in general some very "unladylike" things
Style it as the model does with strappy flat sandals and chunky gold bangles for a warm-weather look that feels considered and put-together
Consider adding chunky earrings, ethnic necklaces, or silver cuffs for a traditional touch, while a stylish belt or waist chain can define your silhouette
These are also great for using up those novelty prints you love but cannot quite work into a quilt