Hugh Hefner’s inimitable pipe ... and the most sought after items are his trademark pajamas, robes, slippers, and pipes along with items that were in the mansion as part of his historic life ...

From 1978 through 1979, Stefan Tetenbaum worked as Hugh Hefner’s valet ... Pepsi to cleaning sex toys after Hefner’s infamous “Pig Nights,” when the robe-clad Hef would call in prostitutes ...

Hugh Hefner, who died Wednesday at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles after spending most of his life there in a silk robe, grew up in the 1920s on a quiet Chicago street lit with gas lamps.

Izabella St. James was 26 and still in law school when she was invited to be one of Hugh Hefner’s seven girlfriends – and she happily hopped into the role. The pipe-smoking, robe-wearing ...

That’s what Hugh Hefner, the 84-year-old velvet-robe-wearing founder of Playboy, told a reporter for The New York Times last year about the magazine empire he started in 1953. Playboy has ...

Hugh Hefner was the founder of Playboy, known for wearing his iconic silk red robe and sailor cap, and he had quite a long list of marriages and girlfriends throughout his bachelor lifestyle.

“You’ve caught me with my pants on,” Hugh Hefner said with a sad smirk. There are days (or entire decades) when Hefner greets the midday sun in silk pajamas and a robe, but on this ...

Hugh Hefner died from cardiac arrest, but the perennially robe-clad trailblazer was dealing with a number of medical issues at the time, reports indicate. The infections occurred six days before ...

When most people think of Hugh Hefner, they picture the famous Playboy bunny logo, young and buxom blonde women by his side, and his ever-present robe and captain's hat. But people should also ...

The robe-wearing Hugh Hefner died in 2017 at the age of 91. He was survived by his four children, including Cooper, all of whom sold their stakes in the company. Cooper Hefner has lamented the ...

When you think of Hugh Hefner, you probably envision the man himself, surrounded by his famous “bunnies,” with a luxury robe, cigar in hand, and Cheshire grin. But there’s more the ...

Hugh Hefner, who died Wednesday at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles after spending most of his life there in a silk robe, grew up in the 1920s on a quiet Chicago street lit with gas lamps.