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Marilyn Monroe advertisement for Rayve shampoo, 1951

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Dovima wearing a Cole of California bathing suit, 1956

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My Great Nanny & Grandad: ”With my beloved Dot Bless her at Gt Yarmouth. Happy days”.

Diner Ladies.

” To Billy, my love. Please dress me forever. I love you.” Marilyn. 

William Travilla was one of the most sought-after designers during the Golden Age of Hollywood and is the one behind most of Marilyn’s most famous costumes & dresses. The book ‘Dressing Marilyn’ is about his designs & creations for Marilyn & is my most favourite Marilyn book. 

Marilyn Monroe, There’s no business like show business 1954.

Beautiful 1950s Dresses. They don’t make them like this anymore