Pamela Anderson’s Sky-High ‘V.I.P.’ Heels Soar in Julian’s Auctions’ ‘Robots, Wizards, Heroes, & Aliens’ Auction
A towering pair of Pamela Anderson’s high heels have returned from the ’90s for a brand-new auction.
Julian’s Auction House has just released imagery of the star’s platform-soled sandals from Anderson’s television show “V.I.P.” — in which she starred as Vallery Irons from 1998 to 2002 — within its latest auction. The house’s two-part “Robots, Wizards, Heroes & Aliens” lineup of items includes a wide range of props, costumes, posters, scripts and memorabilia from a variety of Hollywood films and television, including Anderson’s heels by Tony Shoes, Inc.
The pair in question, worn onscreen by Anderson in the series, feature a clear platform silhouette with thick soles and thin heels. Pink faux fur-covered straps add a campy finish to the pair, which are featured in the second part of the exhibit — which runs from Dec. 14 to 15. Anderson’s heels hold the spot of Lot 361 in the second part of the auction, which will take place on Dec. 15.
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Currently, the asking price for Anderson’s heels is starting at $100. However, the pair is estimated to fetch $200 upon auction, according to its listing on Julian Auction House’s website.
Elsewhere in the auction, Anderson’s heels are joined by an array of various items from famed Hollywood television and film sets. The “Robots, Wizards, Heroes & Aliens” auction also includes items from renowned onscreen productions, including the “Harry Potter,” “Star Wars,” “Mission Impossible,” “Scream” and more.
Julian’s Auction House’s “Robots, Wizards, Heroes & Aliens” auction will run in two lots from Dec. 14 to 15. You can currently view the auction’s full catalogue on the house’s website.
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