Elvis Presley's Iconic Blue Suede Shoes Sell for £120,000 at Auction
The legendary footwear, worn during the 1950s, were verified by a close friend and leading authority on the singer.
- The shoes were worn by Elvis during performances and his appearance on the Steve Allen show.
- They were given to Presley's friend Alan Fortas before Elvis joined the US army.
- Auctioneer Andrew Aldridge emphasized their cultural significance and unbroken provenance.
- The shoes sold for £120,000, including buyer's premium and VAT.
- A two-piece suit worn by Queen's Freddie Mercury was also auctioned.