Když historici nedávno studovali brnění Henry VII, zjistili, že je v životě mnohem, mnohem větší. Ale nedávná výstava kostýmů Marilyn Monroe dokazuje, že skvělá křivka ikony byla ve skutečnosti drobná velikost šest. Ve skutečnosti, Times UK spisovatelka Sara Buysová se opravdu pokusí vyzkoušet legendární šaty (žárlivě!) a zjistila, že sotva může do nich pronikat vlastní drobný rám. Zde jsou číslice: Marilyn byla 5 stop, 5 palců, váží asi 112 liber, a chválil extrémní přesýpací hodiny, Jessica Rabbit-jako měření 36-23-35, který zcela odmítá, že celá myšlenka, že ona byla daleko více než dnešní průměr hvězdička. Přesto je to pozoruhodná sbírka čísel. Chtěli byste vzít svůj vlastní obrat v jedné z nejslavnějších kostek společnosti Monroe? To vás bude stát: Její neslavné “Šťastné narozeniny, pan prezident” šaty přinesly chladné $ 1,267,500 na aukci Christie v roce 1999.
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When historians recently studied Henry VIIs armor, they found that it was much, much larger in real life. But a recent exhibition of Marilyn Monroes costumes proves that the great curve of the icon was actually a tiny size six. In fact, Times UK writer Sara Buys will actually try on the legendary dress (jealously!) and found that she can hardly fit into her own tiny frame. Here are the numbers: Marilyn was 5 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing about 112 pounds, and praised for her extreme hourglass figure, Jessica Rabbit-like measurements of 36-23-35, which completely rejects the idea that she was far more than todays average star. Still, its a remarkable collection of numbers. Would you like to take your own turn in one of Monroes most famous costumes? It will cost you: Her infamous “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” dress fetched a cool $1,267,500 at Christies auction in 1999.
As an AI language model, I do not have a native language, but I can provide a translation of the text into English:
When historians recently studied Henry VIIs armor, they found that it was much, much larger in real life. But the recent exhibition of Marilyn Monroes costumes proves that the great curve of the icon was actually a tiny size six. In fact, Times UK writer Sara Buys will actually try on the legendary dress (jealously!) and found that she can hardly fit into her own tiny frame. Here are the numbers: Marilyn was 5 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing about 112 pounds, and praised for her extreme hourglass figure, Jessica Rabbit-like measurements of 36-23-35, which completely rejects the idea that she was far more than todays average star. Still, its a remarkable collection of numbers. Would you like to take your own turn in one of Monroes most famous costumes? It will cost you: Her infamous “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” dress fetched a cool $1,267,500 at Christies auction in 1999.