Marilyn in Style: From California Girl to New York Chic

Writing for PEOPLE, Nicole Briese kicks off another roundup of Marilyn’s evolving style with the sexy yet sweet sweaters, shorts … More

70 Years Ago: The ‘My Marilyn’ Party

1952 was a turning point in Marilyn’s career. After years of pin-ups and B-movies, she had survived the ‘scandal’ of … More

Marilyn’s Most Iconic – and Fearless – Fashion Moments

In an article for E! Online, Alyssa Morin breaks down Marilyn’s ‘most iconic – and fearless – fashion moments’ – … More

Marilyn’s ‘Show Business’ Gown Sold for $219K at Julien’s

The flesh-tone Travilla gown worn by Marilyn for her ‘After You Get What You Want (You Don’t Want It)’ number … More

Marilyn’s ‘Legendary’ Hollywood Style at Julien’s

Clothing and jewellery worn by Marilyn onscreen will go under the hammer as part of the Hollywood Legends event at … More

Marilyn Dresses the Part in ‘Yours Retro’

In 1953, Marilyn first rocked the big screen in Dorothy Jeakins’ sleek modern designs for Niagara, while in her next … More

Marilyn Inspires ‘Sweater Dress’ Trend

“Want to feel cosy, comfortable and a little bit French? Try a sweater dress,” Jess Cartner-Morley writes in The Guardian. “Look … More

Why Marilyn Never Faltered With a Halter

Halter tops, dresses and swimwear are coming back this summer, Vogue reports, citing Marilyn’s ‘subway dress’ from The Seven Year Itch … More

Marilyn’s (and Jane’s) Little Red Numbers

These identical sequined gowns are named among 20 of Pop Culture’s Most Show-Stopping Red Dresses by Mary Sollosi in Entertainment Weekly. … More

Marilyn’s Film Noir Style

Marilyn’s breakthrough movie, The Asphalt Jungle, is featured in Kimberly Truhler’s new coffee-table book, Film Noir Style: The Killer 1940s. … More