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In a famous quote, when asked what she wore to bed, the screen siren answered, " , of course." | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### At Ease  Monroe has a smoke while relaxing in New York City. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Brainy Beauty  In a New York restaurant in 1955, Monroe immerses herself in a book while reclining on a cozy couch. While known for her dumb-blonde roles, she was in fact very well-read. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Backseat Talker  In this undated image, Monroe chats with Dick Shepherd in the back of a cab in New York City. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Unpublished  An image from a shoot early in Monroe's career, photographed in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, 1950\. | Ed Clark / Time & Life Pictures / Getty Images ### Center of Attention  Reporters hound Monroe on March 3, 1956 in Hollywood, Calif. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Fun in the Sand  Monroe beachside during the 1940s. | Sunset Boulevard / Corbis ### Happy Days  Monroe cracking a wide smile in 1956\. | Hulton-Deutsch Collections / Corbis ### Glamour Shot  Monroe striking a pose circa 1952\. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Leaving on a Jet Plane  In this undated image, Monroe poses for photographers at Idlewild Airport (now JFK International Airport). | Bettmann / Corbis ### Bookish Babe  In this undated image, Monroe reads at home. | ALFRED EISENSTAEDT / Time Life Pictures ### All Wrapped Up  Monroe snuggles inside her fur coat after landing at LaGuardia Airport in New York City in 1959\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### That Little White Dress  One of the most memorable shots of Monroe, taken in New York on Sept. 16, 1954\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Metallic Marilyn  Monroe attends the opening of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, by Tennessee Williams, in a strapless evening gown in March 1955\. | Bettmann / CORBIS ### Famous Friends  Monroe poses alongside Lauren Bacall, far left, and Humphrey Bogart at the premiere of How to Marry a Millionaire in 1953\. | Darlene Hammond / Hulton Archive / Getty Images ### Cigarette Break  Monroe smokes on the set at the 20th Century Fox studios in 1954\. | Gene Lester / Getty Images ### Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend  Monroe performs the famous musical number from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes in 1953\. | Hulton Archive / Getty Images ### Lucky Dog  Monroe playing with a Chihuahua in Beverly Hills, Calif., on May 17, 1950\. | Michael Orchs / Archives / Corbis ### Frontal View  Monroe in a nightgown on Oct. 14, 1954\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### On Set  Monroe filming The Prince and the Showgirl in 1957\. | Sunset Boulevard / Corbis ### Across the Pond  Monroe smiles during a press conference at the Savoy Hotel in London in July 1956\. | Hulton-Deutsch Collection / CORBIS ### Subway Stunner  Monroe waits in New York City's Grand Central subway station in 1955\. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Action!  In the early 1950s, Monroe mugs on the set of How to Marry a Millionaire with fellow actor David Wayne. | Sunset Boulevard / Corbis ### Fashionably Late  Monroe arriving nearly 2½ hours late for a ceremony marking in New York in 1957\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Row of Reflections  Monroe rehearsing for a performance at New York City's Madison Square Garden in 1955\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Speedy Recovery  A cheered-up Monroe reads a get-well card from her then boyfriend, baseball legend Joe DiMaggio, after undergoing an operation in 1952\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Batter Up  In South Korea in 1954, Monroe poses with baseball players. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Set Break  Monroe shooting The River of No Return in 1954\. | Alamy / Sunset Boulevard / Corbis ### Strike a Pose  A rare (undated) photo of Monroe lounging in Griffith Park in Los Angeles. | ED CLARK / Time Life Pictures ### In Profile  Monroe posing in a blue bikini top around 1955\. | CinemaPhoto / Corbis ### O Canada  Monroe aboard the Million Dollar Special train in August 1953\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Movie-Star Good Looks  Monroe arrives at the premiere of There's No Business like Show Business in 1954\. | Murray Garrett / Getty Images ### All About Marilyn  Monroe on the set of All About Eve in 1950\. | Sunset Boulevard / Corbis ### Posing in Profile  Monroe at her most sultry, circa 1953\. | CinemaPhoto / Corbis ### The Entertainer  The bombshell chats with U.S. troops in South Korea in February 1954\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Driver’s Seat  Monroe getting out of a car. | ALFRED EISENSTAEDT / Time Life Pictures ### Lady in Red  Monroe in a seductive pose, circa 1954\. | Baron / Getty Images ### Little Black Dress  The icon posing in 1953\. | Sunset Boulevard / Corbis ### Room with a View  Monroe in a polka-dot bikini, circa 1955\. | Hulton Archive / Getty Images ### Dancing Queen  In bare feet, Monroe plays in a grassy field, circa 1955\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Hello, Hair  In this undated photo, Monroe touches up her 'do in front of a mirror. | Hulton Archive / Getty Images ### Bench Player  Monroe during a photo shoot in Los Angeles in August 1950\. | Ed Clark / Time and Life Pictures / Getty Images ### Sitting and Sipping  In this undated image, Monroe enjoys a beverage at the Ambassador Hotel in New York. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Wrapped Up  In this undated image, Monroe's robe reads "The Ambassador." | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Fit for a Movie Star  In this undated image, Monroe chats in a dressing room at New York City's Madison Square Garden. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Taking the Tough Questions  The star at a press conference in London's Savoy Hotel in 1956\. | Popperfoto / Getty Images ### Elephant in the Room  Monroe atop a pink pachyderm at Madison Square Garden in 1955\. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Bikini Babe  The blonde bombshell, circa 1951\. | Hulton Archive / Getty Images ### Officer Monroe  The star posing with troops in South Korea in 1954\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### May I Have Your Autograph, Please?  Monroe signs a photo of herself, circa 1955\. | Hulton Archive / Getty Images ### R&R  Monroe relaxing at home. | Alfred Eisenstaedt / Time Life Pictures ### Filming Break  Monroe on the set of The Seven Year Itch in 1954\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Departure  Monroe in 1956 at Idlewild Airport (now JFK International Airport) just before heading to Los Angeles to work on a new film. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Breaking the Rules  An "unauthorized" Monroe at NBC Studios in August 1952\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### On Board  Monroe leaving to film The Billionaire in 1959\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Sun-Kissed Smile  Monroe poses for the photographer known as Baron in Palm Springs, Calif., in 1954\. | Hulton-Deutsch Collection / Corbis ### Aspiring Lifeguard  Monroe poolside in 1952\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Swimsuit Style  Monroe signs an autograph for a fan in 1952\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Joe Hearts Marilyn  Monroe in Hollywood on April 15, 1954, with a framed photo of then husband DiMaggio in view. | Bettmann / Corbis ### How Do My Glasses Look?  A bespectacled Monroe in 1954\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Peekaboo  In South Korea, Monroe changes in a makeshift dressing room. | Bettmann / Corbis ### All Dolled Up  A 1955 image of Monroe posing by a window. | Gene Lester / Getty Images ### Pausing and Posing  Monroe on a break during the filming of Love Nest in 1951\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Lounging and Laughing  Circa 1953, Monroe poses in a bathing suit and heels. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Monroe for Miller  The actress in 1957 during her then husband Arthur Miller's trial on charges of contempt of Congress. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Twice the Fun  Monroe with twin girls at the March of Dimes fashion show in 1958\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Stunning in Stripes  The bombshell poses in 1954\. | Baron / Getty Images ### Heads Up  Monroe admiring the artwork at a New York City restaurant in 1955\. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ### Casual Stance  Monroe in a sweater and pants in 1955\. | Hulton Archive / Getty Images ### On Edge  Monroe strikes a more nervous stance here. | Hulton Archive / Getty Images ### Center of Attention  The actress at the focal point of the stage. | Keystone Features / Getty Images/ Hulton Archive ### Strike a Pose, Take Two  Monroe shooting Let's Make Love in 1960\. | John Bryson / Sygma / Corbis ### A Ladylike Laugh  Monroe at the Henrietta award party at the Club Del Mar. | LOOMIS DEAN / Time Life Pictures ### Happy Birthday, Mr. President  Monroe's famous rendition of "Happy Birthday," which she sang to President John F. Kennedy at Madison Square Garden on May 19, 1962\. | YALE JOEL / Time Life Pictures ### Getting Made Up  Monroe on set in 1960\. | John Bryson / Sygma / Corbis ### View from Behind  Monroe shooting Let's Make Love in 1960\. | John Bryson / Sygma / Corbis ### Puppy Love  Monroe posing with a small dog in 1962\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Skinny Dip  In this famous nude scene, her first for a film, Monroe takes a swim in Something's Got to Give, which was never completed because of Monroe's untimely death at the age of 36\. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Parting Shot  Monroe during the filming of The Misfits in 1961, in one of the final images of the actress before her death. | Bettmann / Corbis ### Bombshell Beauty Routine  Monroe fixing her hair in at New York hotel in 1955\. | Michael Ochs / Archives / Getty Images ```json [{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"NewsArticle","@id":"https://time.com/archive/7072074/happy-birthday-bombshell-85-rare-images-of-marilyn-monroe-2/","mainEntityOfPage":{"@type":"WebPage","@id":"https://time.com/archive/7072074/happy-birthday-bombshell-85-rare-images-of-marilyn-monroe-2/"},"headline":"Happy Birthday, Bombshell: 85 Rare Images of Marilyn Monroe","datePublished":"2011-05-31T04:00:00.000Z","dateModified":"2026-06-10T12:34:29.388Z","description":"In honor of the screen siren's 85th birthday, TIME looks back at the many faces of Marilyn — from barefoot starlet to sexy fashion iconBy Feifei Sun and Yumi Goto","url":"https://time.com/archive/7072074/happy-birthday-bombshell-85-rare-images-of-marilyn-monroe-2/","keywords":["LightBox"],"thumbnailUrl":"","author":[{"@type":"Person","name":"TIME","url":"https://time.com/author/time/"}],"articleSection":"World","image":[],"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Time","url":"https://time.com/","logo":{"@type":"ImageObject","url":"https://time.com/images/logo.png","width":528,"height":156},"foundingDate":"March 3, 1923","sameAs":["https://www.facebook.com/time","https://www.instagram.com/time/?hl=en","https://twitter.com/time","https://www.pinterest.com/timemagazine"]}},{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https://time.com/section/world/","name":"World"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https://time.com/tag/time-section-lightbox/","name":"LightBox"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":3,"item":{"@id":"https://time.com/archive/7072074/happy-birthday-bombshell-85-rare-images-of-marilyn-monroe-2/","name":"Happy Birthday, Bombshell: 85 Rare Images of Marilyn Monroe"}}]}] ```