Monroe Classic White Dress 4 Million 600 Thousand Auction

Marilyn Monro (Marilyn Monroe)

It is reported that Monroe's dress was originally one of the commemorative treasures collected by actress Debbie Reynolds (Debbie Reynolds) for over 40 years.

A few days ago, Monroe's classic dress was sold at an auction for $4 million 600 thousand. At the end of the auction, Debbie, Reynolds, 79, was in tears.

It is understood that Debbie Renault originally wanted to put these collections in the museum, but the plan never materialized.

Her other treasures include the headwear worn by Elizabeth Taylor (Elizabeth Taylor), the bowler hat of Chaplin (Charlie Chaplin), and the guitar played by Julie Andrews (Julie Andrews) in the movie The Sound of Music (Elizabeth).

Profiles in History, the auction companies, predicted that the dress would be sold for about $2 million.

It was reported that the bidder who bought the dress was unidentified through telephone bidding.

Monroe wore a red Sequin dress and feather headdress in the Gentlemen PreferBlondes, which sells for up to 1 million 470 thousand dollars, and the bar gowns in the River of No Return are sold for $510 thousand.

Many of these treasures were given to Debbie, Reynolds's close friend, Elizabeth Taylor.

Taylor passed away earlier this year, and her horseback riding dress in the National Velvet was sold at $73 thousand and 800.