The Radical Anti-Fashion of Marilyn Monroe

By recycling pieces, skipping the diamonds, and sticking to sportswear, she broke class barriers.
She could (and did) wear anything she wanted, but her favorite wardrobe “pieces” were bedsheets, bathrobes, and the occasional black slip.

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The Radical Anti-Fashion of Marilyn Monroe

The Radical Anti-Fashion of Marilyn Monroe

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Marilyn Monroe Being Moody for Photographer Ben Ross in 1953

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