Palos_Verdes - Jayne Mansfield in wedding dress

Jayne Mansfield in wedding dress

Palos Verdes, CA: Jayne Mansfield is readied in her wedding dress in preparation for a photoshoot with her fiancee. former Mr. Universe, Mickey Hargitay. The photo op was held on January 12, 1958, the day before the wedding on the 13th. (UPI Photo)


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