Marilyn Monroe’s dresses will be on display at the Hilton Hotel in Brighton after being locked up for over forty years. When the all-time number one sexbomb died in 1962, the designer of her dresses, William Travilla, vowed to protect her memory. Therefore, he put them away in his own house. Travilla died in 1990. He left “The Lost Collection” to his partner Bill Saris who decided to show them for the first time in history (including the famous white halter-neck) to the public. His goal is to raise money for Alzheimer charities.
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