A two-piece worn by Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears Prada and several of Lily Collins' outfits from Emily In Paris are to be part of an "as seen on screen" auction.
The items form part of a collection of screen-worn and archival fashion from popular films and television shows, which will go on sale at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles next month.
The collection, titled Bold Luxury: "As Seen On" Edit, also includes a hand-painted coat similar to the one worn by Sarah Jessica Parker's character Carrie Bradshaw in Sex And The City, along with a selection of archival designer fashion from high-end vintage seller Catwalk.
Screen-worn ensembles up for sale
Hollywood star Streep wore the two-piece ensemble as her character Miranda Priestly in the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, during the memorable scene in which she dismisses a floral fashion trend with the line: "Florals, for spring? Groundbreaking."
The screen-worn outfit is expected to fetch between 800 and 1,200 dollars (£599 to £898) when it goes under the hammer.
Other items up for sale include a collection of outfits and accessories worn by characters in the hit Netflix series Emily In Paris.
The character was brought to life by actress Collins, and stood out in scenes with due to her vibrant and maximalist style – including a Yens Face Acrylic Bag which appeared in season one episode two.
Emily In Paris and Sex And The City items
The unique handbag is expected to sell for between 200 and 300 dollars (£150 to £225), while a multi-patterned dress worn during the same episode is estimated to fetch between 600 and 800 dollars (£449 to £599).
A halterneck red and navy tartan jacket with matching trousers is also up for sale, along with the heeled black boots it was styled with during season one episode five, and expects to fetch between 300 to 500 dollars (£224 to £374).
Other notable items from the show up for sale include a red mesh tulle dress which reads "Pierre Who?", worn in season one episode 10 of the hit show, which is estimated to sell for between 500 and 700 dollars (£374 to £524).
Also a faux fur fluffy red bag charm, with a gold ornament of the Eiffel Tower, which featured in season one episode six, could sell for 300 dollars (£224).
Archival designer pieces
The collection also features a 1960s hand-painted Fanny B coat, similar to the one worn by Parker's character in Sex And The City. It is expected to fetch between 2,500 and 3,500 dollars (£1,870 to £2,618).
Other notable items associated with the cult US sitcom include a Roberto Cavalli giraffe-print dress, worn by Parker's character in season three episode 17, which could fetch up to 2,500 dollars (£1,870).
The wider auction also features archival designer pieces from collections by Tom Ford for Gucci, Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel in the 1990s and John Galliano, as well as a vintage Goyard wardrobe trunk.
Auction details
Registration and bidding for the sale opened on November 6, while the live auction will take place in Los Angeles and online on December 3.
Gabriela Schwartz, chief brand officer at Julien's Auctions, said: "From the streets of Paris to the runways of New York, fashion's most unforgettable moments often begin on screen.
"Our Bold Luxury: 'As Seen On' Edit celebrates the enduring influence of film and television on personal style, bringing together iconic screen-worn looks and exceptional archival fashion for a new generation of collectors."
