In 1999, it sold at Christies as part of the landmark Marilyn Monroe Estate sale, where it fetched $1,267,500, setting a new world record price for any dress sold at auction
Made from buttery vegan leather
The dress was purchased by the American stock investor Martin Zweig in 2013, and three years later, the dress was up for auction once again This time, Beverly Hills-based Juliens Auctions had the honor of selling the iconic dress
This stunning dress combines effortless sophistication with a bold, sexy edge, making it perfect for any special occasion
It is especially useful for choral and Opera vocalists who require maximum lung capacity and unhindered torso movement for vocal projection
You can easily wear any of the leggings with any of the dresses