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TOP: Marilyn Monroe’s wardrobe test of the original costume she was to wear for the “Diamond’s Are A Girl’s Best Friend” number in GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES (1953).
BOTTOM: Jane Russell’s wardrobe test for the scene in which she is to personate Marilyn Monroe’s character and perform “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend.” Notice how similar they are? Jane wore this costume in the film.
The costume design is by William Travilla.
Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio, 1961
Marilyn Monroe in a hair test for her unfinished movie, Something’s Got to Give, 1962.
Marilyn Monroe photographer by Cecil Beaton, 1956.
“Some Like It Hot” (1959)
Marilyn Monroe and Richard Davalos at the premiere of East of Eden, 1955.
Marilyn Monroe In “River Of No Return” - “I’m Gonna File My Claim”
Song and dance number “I’m Gonna File My Claim” from Marilyn Monroe’s 22nd movie “River Of No Return” 1954
Marilyn Monroe by Milton H. Greene, 1955.
Let’s Make It Legal (1951)
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Marilyn Monroe filming a scene for Some Like It Hot.
Marilyn in 1956.
“I found myself in the ‘Ladies’ with her, I pulled my messy hair up in a hurry and unpicked the tulle that covered my breasts, she, seeing herself in the mirror, smiling left, then right. She smelled of Chanel No. 5. I adored her, watched her, fascinated, forgetting my hair. I wanted to be ‘HER,’ having her own personality and character. It was the first and last time in my life I saw her. She seduced me in 30 seconds. It emanated from her graceful fragility, soft playfulness. I’ll never forget her, and when I learnt the news of her death a few years later, I had a very painful pinch in the heart as if a very loved person just left me.” ㅡ Brigitte Bardot on Marilyn Monroe.
The Misfits 1961