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Get Shopping! Susan Lucci Auctions Designer Pieces For Charity Starting At $1
How fun! Susan Lucci is arguably one of the most stylish celebrities in Hollywood, so when we heard she’s auctioning off her designer items starting at just $1, we were ecstatic. The All My Children star’s closet clean out includes red carpet gowns, signed memorabilia, accessories, and more!
The 71-year-old has partnered with auction house Everything But The House (EBTH) to benefit the charity Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York. The non-profit voluntary agency serves families and individuals with developmental disabilities in NYC and Long Island.
During a sit-down with People, Susan joked about the auction process. “Everything But the House sent me pictures of what was going up for auction, and I was like, ‘Really? Did I give them those Alaïa boots with the little studs? Really? Why did I do that? Okay then. Well… okay. They’re gone,'” she said laughing.
But while the actress is one of the fittest stars out there (she credits Pilates and a healthy diet for her impressive figure), there’s no need to worry — you don’t have to be as slim as her to shop at this auction! “You don’t have to be my size to shop, there’s a whole lot of jewelry from my HSN collection and a lot of accessories and handbags that are Chanel, and Jimmy Choo, and Valentino, and Prada. If you are a size six in a shoe, you’re going to have a treat,” she confessed to the news outlet.
And while we’re delighted to get our hands on some of Susan Lucci’s prized possessions, her husband, Helmut Huber, feels quite the opposite! In fact, he was relieved about Susan’s auction. “My husband is not a saver. I am a saver… not a hoarder, but a saver,” she says. “And I take good care of things. So, things are in really good condition.” We’ll be shopping from now through Oct. 10 if you need us!
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