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In response to "Is there a more iconic Hollywood dress? nm" by Jim

I think it's close between this and Dorothy. -- nm

Posted by Ender (aka Ender) Jun 20 '11, 09:31

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I'm reading that the gingham dress was sold in the same auction, but I can't find a price. -- nm - loosilu Jun 20, 09:32 12
- here we go! it went for 1.1 million. I think Marilyn's goes for more because it's so sexy. -- (link) - loosilu Jun 20, 09:34 11
  - Dorothy's dress was a test dress, not used in the final filming. -- (link) - Ender Jun 20, 09:37 10
    - "Worn by Judy Garland as �Dorothy� in the first two weeks of filming in The Wizard of Oz. Auction Location:" -- nm - Andie Jun 20, 09:40 3
      - But I think they threw at the first two weeks' footage. - Ender Jun 20, 09:45 2
        
        that's interesting. (also, i like that Buddy Ebsen is in there somewhere.) -- nm - Andie Jun 20, 09:47
        
        -at +out -- nm - Ender Jun 20, 09:46
    - is the same true of the shoes? I thought the red shoes were in the Smithsonian. -- nm - loosilu Jun 20, 09:39 5
      - (And apprently four pairs exist in the normal style, one of which is at the Smithsonian.) -- (link) - Ender Jun 20, 10:00
      - Yeah, the shoes in the auction were test shoes in a different style. - Ender Jun 20, 09:43 1
        
        oooooooooooooooh. -- nm - Andie Jun 20, 09:44
      - they are. (but, there was probably more than one pair) -- nm - Andie Jun 20, 09:40 1
        
        There are. The red slippers are the holy grail of memorabilia collectors. - Will Hunting Jun 20, 09:53

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