By 1953, Marilyn Monroe wasn’t just a rising star—she was a full-blown phenomenon. With the back-to-back hits Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and How to Marry a Millionaire, she skyrocketed to fame, not only as a top actress but as a fashion icon whose style still echoes today. Her on-screen wardrobe—designed largely by William Travilla—became legendary. From shimmering gowns to the iconic...