Lorelei Lee is a fictional character created by author Anita Loos in her 1925 novel, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." She is portrayed as a glamorous and witty young woman who navigates the world of wealth and romance in the 1920s. Lorelei's character is known for her humorous observations on love and materialism, making her a memorable figure in American literature. The novel was later adapted into a successful stage musical and a popular film in 1953, starring Marilyn Monroe as Lorelei. The character has since become an iconic symbol of the flapper era, representing both the allure and the complexities of femininity during that time.