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Bob Mackie Had Never Seen Marilyn Monroe's 'Happy Birthday' Gown in Person Until Decades After He Sketched It (Exclusive)
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Bob Mackie Had Never Seen Marilyn Monroe's 'Happy Birthday' Gown in Person Until Decades After He Sketched It (Exclusive)

  • Mackie sketches the Marilyn Monroe dress at 21 for an assignment he didn’t know would celebrate Monroe.
  • Mackie learns about the dress’ fame only after newspapers and media reports surface post-sketch.
  • Julien's Auctions included the sketch and later recovered Monroe's dress sketch for public view.
  • Ripley’s Believe It Or Not bought the dress at a 2016 Julien's auction for $4.8 million.
  • Monroe’s dress sold with her belongings and became a centerpiece in pop culture history.
  • Mackie’s original painting of Monroe from the era is valued around $6,000 in the Bold Luxury auction.
  • The sale and recovery of the sketch spurred renewed attention to Mackie’s early career work.
  • Mackie recalls the dress’s original reveal tied to Monroe’s Madison Square Garden performance.
  • The Today Show segment featured the recovered sketch years after it was created.
  • Mackie’s collaboration with Julien's Auctions is highlighted as part of the Bold Luxury collection.
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What happened to the biggest femme fatales of Old Hollywood?
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What happened to the biggest femme fatales of Old Hollywood?

  • The piece highlights Marilyn Monroe as a defining icon who fought to be seen as more than a persona.
  • Rita Hayworth’s era cemented her as the ultimate femme fatale and wartime pin-up legend.
  • Jane Russell helped mobilize women in the industry by starting a film production company.
  • Gloria Grahame’s film career ended amid scandals, yet she remained a noted noir icon.
  • Kim Novak’s retirement in 1991 followed career peak roles and a later Venice Lifetime Achievement honor.
  • Veronica Lake is remembered for her iconic look and work in The Blue Dahlia and This Gun for Hire.
  • Barbara Stanwyck’s career spanned six decades and earned her an Honorary Oscar in 1982.
  • Ava Gardner remained in the spotlight for most of her life, with her last screen credit in 1986.
  • The article links Old Hollywood’s femme fatales to a lasting influence on cinema and cultural memory.
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