George Michael and Noel Gallagher’s iconic memorabilia go under the hammer in once in a lifetime auction

FANS can wham in a cheeky bid for George Michael’s famous metallic suit — part of a huge lot of celebrity gear auctioning tomorrow.

The slick silver two-piece was especially created for the late singer by Giorgio Armani and has George’s name stitched in.

The Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go star, who died in 2016 aged 53, wore it on his 25 Live Tour from 2006.

Described as being in “near-mint” condition, the starting bid is £3,000 but it is expected to fetch up to £10,000.

A 1966 Rickenbacker guitar played by Noel Gallagher in Oasis may attract an even bigger price — at £25,000.

Signed by Noel, it is said to “embody the essence of British rock at its finest”.

Meanwhile, a red 1965 Ford Mustang owned by Rocky star Sylvester Stallone is predicted to go for £72,000 at online seller Catawiki.

For fans on a budget, a dress worn by Lady Gaga in 2014 is available, with bids starting at 80p.

Sports fans can also get their hands on a piece of history with Usain Bolt’s spiked running shoes from the 2015 World Championships in Beijing from 2015.

The seller said: “This Puma spike is not available to the public to buy and is custom made for Bolt himself.

“Personally signed and actually worn by the fastest man on the planet.”

Other items in the online lot also include Sir Sean Connery’s first ever driving licence, a shirt worn by Freddie Mercury and a bike which was owned and signed by Pope Francis.