‘Stranger Things’ Duffer Brothers & Shawn Levy Donate Eleven’s Pink Dress To The Smithsonian
The Duffer Brothers and Shawn Levy have donated Eleven's iconic pink dress from 'Stranger Things' to the Smithsonian. This marks the first time a Netflix original series has been represented in the museum, highlighting the show's cultural significance. The dress symbolizes Eleven's journey towards self-awareness and empowerment throughout the series.
- ▪The donation was announced at a Netflix event attended by the cast and crew of 'Stranger Things'.
- ▪Ryan Lintelman, the entertainment curator at the Smithsonian, emphasized the dress's representation of key themes in the series.
- ▪The costume will be part of the national collection at the Smithsonian, showcasing its cultural impact.
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Millie Bobby Brown costume from 'Stranger Things,' Season 1-2 Netflix/Getty Stranger Things has marked a lot of firsts: it became the first Netflix original series to become a global hit and cultural phenomenon and the first series owned by the streamer to be turned into a licensing bonanza with a slew of consumer product deals. Now the series, which wrapped its five-season run on New Year’s Eve, also has become Netflix’s first series with a presence at the Smithsonian. It will be represented by Eleven’s (Millie Bobby Brown) signature outfit built around her iconic pink dress from Season 1.
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