Carroll Baker as Harlow in 'Harlow' Designed by Edith Head

[C189A] Bias-cut floor-length sleeveless evening gown entirely beaded with white bugle beads, long narrow panels backed with ivory satin attached to shoulder straps and extending past train (Stamped with yellow “PARAMOUNT LADIES WARDROBE” stamp]; [C189B] Two prop white fox fur stoles with tails to be worn with garment. Worn during the film at the premiere of "The Blonde Virgin" and in publicity photos.

Appears the bodice was altered for later production by moving the breasts in to meet at the center. Edith Head recreated two looks from the previous looks in Harlow’s film “Dinner at Eight”, the beaded bed jacket and a satin bias cut gown. In this film, she reversed the technique and beaded this gown and make the bed jacket in satin.