One-hundred of Marilyn Monroe's iconic costumes are going on the auction block, including her flesh-tone gown from “There's No Business Like Show Business” and her leotard from “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.” The event is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of dollars. Personal items, such as a motivational poem that she wrote at the Beverly Hills Hotel that says "Dare not to worry, dare to let go, keeping a giggle inside," will also be on sale. | Inside Edition

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The journey to “rebuild” Marilyn Monroe’s black wool suit. It began in 2006. I won a lot of Marilyn’s furs at Christie’s, New York. The furs sold originally at the 1999 Christie’s sale. The lot contained an artifact I simply couldn’t live without: Marilyn’s personal mink fur collar. I took the red-eye to New York for the auction, won the lot, then returned home. I was in New York for less than 24 hours. The fur became the most recognizable item in my collection at that time. After the auction I