Marilyn Monroe is one of the most famous actresses in the world. Her real name Norma Jeane Mortenson, Marylin was born in the United States in 1926 and died in 1962 at the age of only 36. Her career was as dazzling as her life, but the actress left her mark on more than her time, to the point that even today, Marylin Monroe is still one of the most popular icons.If the young woman became known thanks to Hollywood, she first started as a model. Her beauty, leaving no one indifferent and her bewitching charisma opened the doors of the cinema, then of the music industry! These multiple talents have made Marylin a cultural and artistic icon.Precious moments marked the life of the young actress. Among them, there is her song "Happy Birthday Mister President" performed on the occasion of the birthday of American President John Fitzgerald Kennedy or the scene in the film "Seven Years of Reflection" in which Marylin Monroe stands on a subway mouth while the air blows up her white dress: a scene that has largely contributed to making the young woman the sex symbol of her time!It is on the basis of this scene that Funko offers an exceptional Marylin Monroe figure in a "black and white" version. A tribute to the star and her time with a slightly "retro" side.So we find on this Marylin Monroe POP, the young woman in an evening dress. We recognize her resplendent blonde hair, her angelic face and the bewitching charisma of the star. She is wearing her white dress, which is lifted by the air from the subway entrance and gives a glimpse of her knees, although she tries to hold it back with both hands.Taking up the scene perfectly on this POP action figure by Marylin Monroe, the young woman sketches a shy smile, surprised and embarrassed that her dress rises for the greatest pleasure of her acting partner who contemplates the beauty of the young woman and her magnificent legs... If this scene can be a bit macho, It is a perfect testimony to the star's status, and in this sense, this figure of Marylin Monroe holding her dress is a beautiful tribute to the young woman, as well as a magnificent nod to one of the most famous Hollywood scenes in the world.