A version of Princess Leia's iconic gold bikini, worn by Carrie Fisher in 1983's 'Return of the Jedi', sold for $175,000 at Heritage Auctions. The costume, which was screen-tested but ultimately replaced for comfort, attracted significant interest during the two-day event that grossed $5.9 million. The auction featured notable items, including a Y-wing starfighter model that sold for $1.55 million, now ranking as the third-most valuable prop from the franchise. Other highlights included a Harry Potter wand fetching $93,750 and a Star Trek poster that sold for $106,250. Fisher had expressed initial discomfort with the bikini design, stating she felt nervous when it was first presented to her. The sale underscores the enduring popularity of 'Star Wars' memorabilia among collectors.