ICONS: PLAYBOY,

The January 1986 holiday anniversary issue of Playboy magazine that has been signed in ink by Hugh Hefner. The cover features an image of the magazine's bunny mascot that was created by Andy Warhol and there's a fascimile of Warhol's signature in the lower right.

A burgundy smoking jacket with black silk pajamas and slippers, personally owned by Hugh Hefner.

A Mae West-inspired black "cellophane effect" evening gown, worn by Marilyn Monroe during the filming of The Seven Year Itch (Twentieth Century Fox, 1955) starring Monroe and Tom Ewell.

A costume worn by Marilyn Monroe as Lillian Russell for a pictorial feature in the December 22, 1958 issue of Life magazine, photographed by Richard Avedon.

In 1944, at the age of 18, Hefner enlisted in the U.S. Army as an infantry clerk. Although he never appeared on the front lines, Hefner's service included creating cartoon illustrations for Army newspapers such as Fort Pickett News.

An original Jean-Louis painted-silk jersey cocktail dress worn by Marilyn Monroe for The Misfits (United Artists, 1961) cast press conference in the summer of 1960.

A custom shade of Elizabeth Arden lipstick In a goldtone case with typewritten label reading "Orange Pink like Miss I./ sample 05022/ May 2, 1960."

Alberto Vargas (Peruvian/American, 1896-1982) original watercolor drawing of a "Vargas Girl" pinup, from the August 1964 issue of Playboy Magazine.

A red and white polka dot umbrella with a wood hook handle that was used by Marilyn Monroe in a 1949 photo shoot on Jones/Tobay Beach with photographer Andre de Dienes.

A pink Pucci long-sleeved dress of silk jersey accompanied by a rope and crystal tassel belt, size 10, that was owned and worn by Marilyn Monroe.