Elton’s Closet
Manolo says, Ayyyyyyy! The little peoples, they will have the chance to the buy the Elton John’s hand-me-downs!
GARAGE SALE: Elton John and hubby David Furnish are cleaning out their closets for charity. Elton’s Closet is a massive five-day public sale of clothing and accessories from his personal wardrobe. The makeshift store will be open to the public on the concourse level of Rockefeller Center today through Saturday. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
Yes, it is for the good cause, but judging from the flippity-floppitys on the display here , you would have to be the person of the “special” taste to wear the shoes that had previously been on the body of Elton John.
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Lisa 19 years ago
Wonder if they have sunglasses. . .
Zarba 19 years ago
Flip Flops?
Where are the platform shoes????
Susanna 19 years ago
Where are the electric boots? And the mohair suits?
Fausta 19 years ago
How about the Pinball Wizard baseball jacket that lit up the name ELTON?
Or did that one get sold in the prior garage sale?
shoelover 19 years ago
Didn’t Elton have a fire sale when he was close to broke a few years ago?
Phyllis 19 years ago
“Where are the electric boots? And the mohair suits”
ROTFLMBO !
Dora Long 19 years ago
Wardrobe designed perhaps by the Tiny Dancer? Seamstress for the band….
I somehow cannot picture the Sir Elton in the flippity-floppitys-or the Birkies with the peace signs. The hubby’s contribution to the effort?
shane 19 years ago
Heh, these are not his stage-clothes. these are what he wears on his off-days! cool bananas! :-)
raincoaster 19 years ago
Does Merv Griffin know about this? Those sandals look like totally his style.
Ronikins 19 years ago
I’m looking for vintage Captain SuperFantastic and the Cowboy of the Brown Dirt.
Zarba 19 years ago
Suzanna, you are the genius!
la petite chou chou 19 years ago
Yikes. I thought it was a picture of the good will.
Tara 19 years ago
If I remember correctly, all the fun stuff was already purged from the closet with “Reg Strikes Back.” Elton John has been stylistically rather plain since. (And I also adore Susanna’s reply!)