Tori Spelling Hawks Her Wares
If your wardrobe has a hole that only a be-daisied babydoll dress, circa 1993, can fill, then Tori Spelling has just the sale for you.
The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum is opening her house—or at least, yard—to '90s-lovin' bargain hunters, TV memorabilia collectors and, most of all, schadenfreude-seeking stargazers, holding a public yard sale Friday and Saturday at her Studio City home.
In an announcement first posted to both www.estatesaleshop.com and neighborhood utility poles—and, subsequently, to nearly every celebcentric blog in existence—Spelling and Dean McDermott, her husband of seven months, invited the masses to peruse and, with any luck, purchase more than a decade's worth of wares from their front lawn.
Or, as their flyer puts it, to "Take Some Tori Home."
According to the online posting, the fiscally challenged couple plans to hawk remnants of Spelling's "last 15 years of buying and collecting" and will include such potential stocking stuffers as photos, crystal sconces, designer clothes, paintings, 19th-, 20th- and 21st-century antiques and, as is customary of any yard sale, celebrity-sponsored or not, "assorted bric-a-brac."
The sale kicked off this morning at 9 a.m., and E! Online senior editor Marc Malkin reports that early-morning shoppers, who began lining up outside the estate at 5:30, have already hauled off such star-worthy spoils as a garage-door opener, a Louis Vuitton hatbox and an embroidered pillow in custom-made white shopping bags stamped with "Tori Spelling."
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I wish I lived in California so I could have gone. I wonder if she sold that hot-ass outfit she wore in the episode where David was making the rock video and she played the last woman in a post-apocalyptic Peach Pit After Dark. I'd rock that shit. Or what about the mermaid costume that she couldn't move in in the Halloween episode where Kelly almost got raped? Or the red dress she couldn't move in at the dance? That Donna and her wacky outfits! BTW, I googled Donna Martin and found this www.donnamartin.com and I was so bummed out it wasn't an actual site with the real Donna Martin Original designs. I wonder how many emails this lady gets asking for her to design them a wedding dress.
Ok, I'll stop now.
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