From Gotham To The Final Frontier: Iconic Costumes Ready To Rule The Runway At Heritage Auctions

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Forget Fashion Week—the most jaw-dropping looks this season are coming straight from Hollywood history. Heritage Auctions is about to unleash the Stewart Berkowitz Television Treasures Auction on October 24, and the lineup is pure pop-culture couture. Think of it as a time-traveling runway show where Star Trek uniforms, Bat-costumes, and Wonder Woman’s legendary leotard strut into the spotlight!

Starfleet, But Make It Fashion

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Trekkies, this one’s for you. Original Star Trek uniforms are hitting the block, including Captain Kirk’s iconic gold tunic and Spock’s science-blue ensemble, each estimated between $10,000 and $15,000. For something truly out-of-this-world, Kirk’s shimmering “Mirror, Mirror” alternate-universe outfit is also up for grabs. And Nichelle Nichols’ crimson Uhura minidress? A timeless silhouette that’s as groundbreaking now as it was in the ’60s.

Capes, Cowls, and Cat Suits

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From Gotham to Paradise Island, the superhero offerings are equally jaw-dropping. Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman costume—complete with the Lasso of Truth—starts at $100,000, while Adam West’s Batman suit and Burt Ward’s Robin look are paired as a Dynamic Duo, starting at $200,000. Fans of Batgirl can even bid on Yvonne Craig’s gleaming purple suit and cape, estimated at $25,000.

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But let’s not forget the villain squad: Cesar Romero’s flamboyant Joker suit, Frank Gorshin’s skin-tight Riddler green, Julie Newmar and Lee Meriwether’s purr-fect Catwoman catsuits, and Burgess Meredith’s dapper Penguin tux all remind us that sometimes, bad guys have the best wardrobes. Accessories matter, too—yes, original Batarangs and “Bat-Claws” and an assortment of props are also up for grabs.

Beyond Capes and Starships

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Dr. Berkowitz’s collection goes beyond Star Trek and Batman. Expect gems from The Munsters, Gilligan’s Island, I Dream of Jeannie, and Lost in Space showcasing the fashion and flair of television’s golden age. It’s a mid-century TV fashion time capsule waiting for its next spotlight moment.

Your Invitation to the Show

Mark your calendar for October 24—because the Stewart Berkowitz Television Treasures Auction is less red carpet, more warp speed runway. For collectors, fans, and fashion lovers alike, it’s a chance to snag pieces that once defined pop culture style—and prove that sometimes the best couture comes with a utility belt. Head over to the Heritage Auctions website to check out the full auction catalog and register to bid!

Marena Bronson

Marena is an award-winning journalist, editor-in-chief of Fashion and Fandom, and life-long nerd. She has covered everything from breaking news and politics, to lifestyle, entertainment, and pop culture for a variety of broadcast news outlets, print and online publications, and websites. Her work has been featured in The Hollywood Reporter, IDW Publishing's Full Bleed, vol. 2, and The San Antonio Express News, as well as websites like The Huffington Post, The Frisky, Elite Daily, PopSugar, Geekfold, ComiConverse, and many others.

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