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  • Juliet Prowse as Lili wearing a dance costume of white beads and nude fabric in the 1960 film "G.I. Blues."
    • Parmount

    G.I. Blues

    1960

    Costume seen on Juliet Prowse as Lili

  • Connie Stevens as Anna Borg wearing a dance costume of white beads and nude fabric in the 1971 film "The Grimsom Gang."
    • ABC Pictures

    The Grissom Gang

    1971

    Costume seen on Connie Stevens as Anna Borg

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This dance costume, constructed over a leotard of flesh-colored fabric with a fitted strapless bodice decorated with stripes comprised of white bugle beads, with a long flowing beaded skirt, was designed by Edith Head for Juliet Prowse’s Lili in the 1960 Elvis film G.I. Blues. 

The gown made a very brief appearance in the 1971 film The Grissom Gang, where it was worn by Connie Stevens as Anna Borg.

This costume, owned by Larry McQueen of The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design, has been on display several times over the years, including the Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s exhibition Edith Head: Hollywood’s Costume Designer.

This is not the only Elvis film to feature reused costumes. The Film Tickle Me shockingly reused a gown once worn by Audrey Hepburn!

You can find more costumes now in the Larry McQueen collection here!

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This dance costume, constructed over a leotard of flesh-colored fabric with a fitted strapless bodice decorated with stripes comprised of white bugle beads, with a long flowing beaded skirt, was designed by Edith Head for Juliet Prowse’s Lili in the 1960 Elvis film G.I. Blues. 

The gown made a very brief appearance in the 1971 film The Grissom Gang, where it was worn by Connie Stevens as Anna Borg.

This costume, owned by Larry McQueen of The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design, has been on display several times over the years, including the Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s exhibition Edith Head: Hollywood’s Costume Designer.

This is not the only Elvis film to feature reused costumes. The Film Tickle Me shockingly reused a gown once worn by Audrey Hepburn!

You can find more costumes now in the Larry McQueen collection here!

This dance costume, constructed over a leotard of flesh-colored fabric with a fitted strapless bodice decorated with stripes comprised of white bugle beads, with a long flowing beaded skirt, was designed by Edith Head for Juliet Prowse’s Lili in the 1960 Elvis film G.I. Blues. 

The gown made a very brief appearance in the 1971 film The Grissom Gang, where it was worn by Connie Stevens as Anna Borg.

This costume, owned by Larry McQueen of The Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design, has been on display several times over the years, including the Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s exhibition Edith Head: Hollywood’s Costume Designer.

This is not the only Elvis film to feature reused costumes. The Film Tickle Me shockingly reused a gown once worn by Audrey Hepburn!

You can find more costumes now in the Larry McQueen collection here!

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