Images from Debbie Reynolds: The Auction
(for when I'm feeling bitchy)
I've always had a fascination with men's fur coats.
I WANT THIS ONE SO BAD IT HURTS!
If this isn't iconic, I don't know what is.
What would you bid on if money were no object?
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I am just taken aback by the amazing collection Debbie has- somehow I never knew about it! I would die for that Lina Lamont dress (although my favorite in the movie was always the feathery blue one she wears at the Dancing Cavalier premiere). Can you imagine seeing all these amazing classic pieces in one place?
ReplyDeleteI'd bid on EVERYTHING! Haha. No, probably not. I've always adored Betty Hutton's white suede outfit from Annie Get Your Gun. =]
ReplyDelete-Andi x
Oh my gosh, there are some AMAZING things listed here! There are so many beautiful dresses that just wowed me, and cool things in general. I love the ones you posted, and I really love Ann Miller's gown from Easter Parade. I would get Messala's outfit from Ben-Hur, just because.
ReplyDeleteIf I could bid on anything, and money was no object (and if it was ever up for bid) it would be "The Maltese Falcon" or "the stuff that dreams are made of."
ReplyDeleteWhat would I bid on? Funny you should ask...
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