Few entertainers in history have ever achieved the status Elvis. 25 years after his death, the Rock and Roll icon is bigger than ever. Known throughout the world as "The King," Presley is revered by millions of fans spanning many generations. Perhaps more than any other entertainer, Presley became known for his stage attire in the last decade of his career. His outrageous, flamboyant jumpsuits have been parodied, coveted and sought after the world over. Offered here is a Dijon yellow custom jump
Few entertainers in history have ever achieved the status Elvis. 25 years after his death, the Rock and Roll icon is bigger than ever. Known throughout the wor…
Auction record
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Auction
- Auction 605
- Lot
- 16364
- Sale date
- April 2004
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