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Mar 11, 2026 2:04pm PT
Marilyn Monroe’s 1950s Wardrobe Inspired This Limited-Edition Teaware Collection
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A new homeware collaboration is bringing one of the era’s most enduring style icons to the tabletop. Los Angeles–based brand Noon & Moon has partnered with the estate of Marilyn Monroe to launch the Marilyn Monroe Romance Edit, a limited-edition teaware capsule ahead of what would be the late actor’s 100th birthday.
The collection officially launched March 8 on Noon & Moon’s website. The capsule, includes teapots, teacups and saucers, coffee mugs, dessert plates, a cream-and-sugar set and a three-tiered pastry stand — all rendered in a pastel palette of baby blue, blush pink and butter yellow. Each piece is adorned with pink bows, polka dots and cherry motifs — details that nod directly to Monroe’s most recognizable fashion moments and portraits.
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Marilyn Monroe Romance Edit
The designs pull from the actress’s mid-century wardrobe, when Monroe became known for hyperfeminine silhouettes and flirtatious styling that helped define 1950s Hollywood glamour. During the decade, she frequently appeared in playful prints, candy-colored dresses and bow-accented looks. Her fashion, including on-screen costumes featured in films such as “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” and “How to Marry a Millionaire,” leaned heavily on polka dots, cherry-red lips and pastel palettes.
The launch arrives alongside dozens of partnerships and merch collaborations to mark Monroe’s centennial anniversary. SharkNinja’s Marilyn Monroe Collection, a limited-edition line spanning home, beauty and kitchen categories, launched last month, while Brooks Brothers unveiled a limited-edition centennial capsule built around Monroe’s iconography. Plus, a new book from ACC Art Books, “Marilyn Monroe 100: The Official Centenary Book,” is due out in May, and available to pre-order here.
In the meantime, check out Noon & Moon’s full Marilyn Monroe Romance Edit here.
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