Would You Buy the Iconic Star Wars Gold Bikini?

The iconic golden bikini worn by the late Carrie Fisher in the 1983 film Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi is currently up for auction.

Would you consider buying it? And if so, what would you do with it? These questions spark a wide range of responses, some of which are quite amusing.

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But before diving into public reactions, let’s talk a bit about the auction itself. The legendary costume, which Princess Leia wore while she was held captive by Jabba the Hutt, is being auctioned off by Heritage Auctions.

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As of now, the highest bid stands at $31,000, and there are still 10 days left before the auction ends on July 26th.

“Without question, Carrie Fisher’s “Slave Leia” costume is one of the most memorable in the Star Wars franchise. This iconic 7-piece costume ensemble includes a bikini brassière, bikini plates, hip rings, an armlet, and a bracelet, all created by ILM Chief Sculptor, Richard Miller.” – Heritage Auctions.

I engaged with our listeners to share their thoughts on this iconic piece of Star Wars memorabilia. Their responses were quite fascinating.

Feel free to take our poll or send us a message through the app, letting us know your thoughts on this iconic piece. If you decide to bid and win, share the news with us, and we’ll arrange a photoshoot with some of our impressive Force FX Lightsabers in the Nerd Nook!

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Take a moment to join the fun and share your thoughts. Whether you aspire to be the proud owner of this iconic costume or just enjoy pondering the idea, the buzz around this auction is undeniable.

Source: Heritage Auctions, Giphy.com, YouTube/Star Wars Light – Canva, The Lufkin Daily News