You are not dressing for a dress code
- 51 Shoulder to Hem
As author Aubrey Solomon wrote in his history of 20th Century Fox, In 1953, Foxs two greatest assets were CinemaScope and Marilyn Monroe, in that order. (Monroe, ironically, was only paid $500 a week for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, she revealed in her final interview with Life Magazine in 1962, while co-star Jane Russell earned $200,000.) Subverting dumb blonde clichs While it was only second choice, the pink dress has become a pop culture phenomenon, selling for $310,000 at a 2010 auction of Hollywood memorabilia
The textured stitch work on the yoke and the hem forms an interlocking beehive pattern
Featuring a convenient zipper back and a flirty short length, these dresses are perfect for any special occasion
Plan on making the dressing earlier in the day and refrigerating it, or pop it in the freezer for 30 minutes before serving if youre running low on time