Boots from Pretty Women Poster

Who’s the person behind these boots?

These Boots from Pretty Women Poster featured on the iconic advertising poster for the movie. You can see Vivian standing back to back with Edward on the advertisement poster while holding on to his tie.

Pretty Woman is a romantic comedy film staged by Garry Marshall. And, J.F Lawton wrote the script, which was made public in 1990. Vivian Ward, a lousy luck Hollywood prostitute, and wealthy businessman Edward Lewis are at the story’s center. Edward employs Vivian to be his attendant to several business and social events. And during her week with him, their relationship blossoms. 

Vivian Ward is Julia Fiona Roberts in real life. Roberts is a performer from the United States. Roberts has starred in various films, ranging from romantic comedies and dramas to thrillers and action pictures. Many of Roberts’ films have grossed more than $100 million at the box office globally. For example, her fee for the 1990 film Pretty Woman was $300,000.

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Why are these boots valuable?

At the movie’s start, Vivian wore her thigh-high boots as part of her characteristic appearance. Including the incident on Hollywood Boulevard where she first met high-powered lawyer Edward. And I accompanied him to his Beverly Hills hotel.

Vivian boots consist of patent black leather. It has pointed toes 3 1/2″ stiletto heels. The boots’ side has a full-length zip clasp and a stretchy part at the top for comfort. Unfortunately, it has creasing and light plucks on some visible lines of stitching scuff marks on the soles. And minor general wear from movie filming. Most prominently on the right boot’s heel.

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What’s the worth of these boots today?

The thigh-high boots from Pretty Woman Poster are worth $13,000 to $19,000. 

This sale includes a panoramic edition of the iconic poster featuring the boots.

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