Marilyn Monroe wore a now-famous white dress in 'The Seven Year Itch.' Here's everything to know about the dress and Monroe's iconic moment over the subway grate.

Among the most famous costumes in cinematic history, Marilyn Monroe’s white dress in “The Seven Year Itch” stands on its own. The iconic white frock, with a scintillatingly cinched waist ...

The look really worked and Geri’s Hollywood-style wavy hair-do and red lipstick channelled some serious Marilyn Monroe vibes into her ensemble.

Marilyn Monroe’s white satin kimono is going up for auction on Tuesday, courtesy of the Dallas Auction Gallery’s sale. The garment was gifted to the iconic actress by her husband Joe DiMaggio.

The moment Monroe’s dress was lifted by a breeze from a New York City subway grate in “The Seven Year Itch” helped to cement the 29-year-old actress as the prototypical Hollywood goddess.

Measuring in at 26 feet, Forever Marilyn can be found right on the cusp of Pasadena's downtown.

White joins the ranks of other Hollywood legends like Marilyn Monroe, Lucille Ball, Judy Garland, and Shirley Temple, to name a few.

From her bee-stung red lips to trademark platinum curls, Marilyn Monroe was—and still is—the ultimate bombshell and beauty icon.

Where is Marilyn Monroe's white dress now? Travilla kept many of his designs until he died in 1990, but the iconic white dress Monroe wore was in the care of the film studio, 20th Century Fox ...

From the designer who dubbed it a "silly little dress" to the film secrets behind the iconic moment, here's everything to know about Marilyn Monroe's white subway dress and its lasting impact.

From the designer who dubbed it a "silly little dress" to the film secrets behind the iconic moment, here's everything to know about Marilyn Monroe's white subway dress and its lasting impact.