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In 1981, Princess Diana wore a black strapless gown for her first appearance as the Princess of Wales—and thus kick-started an international obsession as the most stylish, fascinating Princess the world had ever seen. The taffeta dress, earning her the title “Daring Di” for its shoulder-baring cut, was thought to have been lost for the last 19 years. Not so: The designers Elizabeth and David Emanuel announced yesterday that their creation had been with them all along. The Princess had simply dropped it off with them to be altered. “[When we designed the dress], we hadn’t considered the fact that when Diana bent over—as she would have to do when getting out of the car—she would show quite a lot of cleavage. We just thought she looked fabulous,” Miss Emanuel recalled to the Daily Mail. The lost gown—which is expected to go for over $100,000—will be auctioned off on June 8th at Kerry Taylor Auctions.

The latest person to take the plunge with a choppy bob and long bangs? Supermodel/mama/mogul Heidi Klum, who was spotted in Beverly Hills with her new crop. We’re loving the slightly angled layers and thick fringe of bangs that her hairstylist, Michel Aleman created for her. What do you think?

An upcoming auction of Marilyn Monroe‘s personal items gives fans a further peek into the icon’s fascinating life. Julien’s Auctions has acquired pieces from Monroe’s closet, including a Pucci blouse and a bottle of Chanel No. 5, and oddities such as a chest X-ray and her therapist’s couch. Another highlight? Never-before-seen color slides from the set of Some Like It Hot (left). The auction takes place on June 26th and 27th in Las Vegas; all items will be available for live online bids at juliensauctions.com. Click on for a look at more of Monroe’s never-before-seen photos from the set.