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Looks That Made Marilyn Monroe A Fashion Icon

Marilyn Monroe possessed an effortless elegance that stood the test of time. Here's a look at some of her most stylish moments.

BySilviya Y
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Looks That Made Marilyn Monroe A Fashion Icon

Monroe's appearances were extremely unforgettable, and she possessed an effortless elegance that stood the test of time. Here's a look at some of her most stylish moments, whether they happened on the set of a movie, on the red carpet, or while out and about in town. Let's see which one you like the most.

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Marilyn Monroe was more girly than bombshell in 1947. She's wearing a red and white striped tee and white denim overalls in this photo.
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Monroe was still figuring out her style when she became one of Hollywood's reigning bombshells. In 1947, she was a recently signed contract girl for 20th Century-Fox.
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On the set of 'The Misfits', who can forget Monroe's basic but classic look? Blue jeans and a white collared shirt became the new all-American uniform thanks to her.
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Monroe's platinum locks and red lipstick have become as iconic as her white halter dress from 'Seven Year Itch'. The white dress is now the go-to style when people dress up as her for parties or occasions.
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Monroe was the queen of evening gowns, and she made dressing up like a fun game. One of her slinky ensembles, in which the satin gown sweeps into a one-shouldered asymmetrical design, is seen here.
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Monroe wears a simple pink summer dress with a series of buttons as she poses on the set of Niagara.
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Monroe was photographed wearing a basic black turtleneck and white cigarette pants at her residence here. It's a classic look that's still popular today.
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Monroe was always a delight to see on the red carpet, and the premiere of 'There's No business like Show Business' was no exception. She's dressed up in a sleeveless column gown with a white fur shawl.
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Monroe favoured outfits that were simple and timeless. The flutter sleeves and dainty peekaboo cut-out add some flare to this red dress, which isn't overly fussy.
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When it came to running errands in the 1950s, leggings and sweatshirts were not so popular. Monroe is dressed in a matching ensemble, which includes a dress with an exaggerated bow and a bolero jacket.

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