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    One of the most iconic — and uncomfortable — costumes in film history, this metal bikini that Carrie Fisher wore during the Jabba the Hutt palace scenes in ‘Return of the Jedi’ is expected to fetch $80,000-120,000. It comes with the original wax prototypes sculpted during pre-production, as well as paintings that show the evolution of the costume’s design and the artists’ notes and reference photos. (Profiles in History)

    Princess Leia's Iconic Slave Bikini and Other Awesome 'Star Wars' Artifacts Are Now for Sale

    Jordan Zakarin
    Writer

    Fans rushed out to toy stores earlier this month to get their hands on the latest and greatest Star Wars toys and products tied-in to the next episode of the franchise, The Force Awakens. Now, nostalgic — and well-heeled — fans can turn their attention to an even cooler sale: Original Star Wars memorabilia up for auction at the end of the month courtesy of Profiles in History in Los Angeles. There are some pretty incredible items up for grabs, including the slave bikini that Carrie Fisher wore in Return of the Jedi and producer Gary Kurtz’s collection of rare and vintage posters.