All My Children alum Susan Lucci (ex-Erica Kane) is auctioning off many fabulous pieces from her closet for charity, and bidding starts at just $1.
All My Children actress Susan Lucci (ex-Erica Kane) has once again cleaned out her closet and is offering up several stylish pieces for a charity auction. And just like when she did so last year, the fabulous designer items start at just $1.
The 71-year-old actress has again partnered up with Everything But the House to offer an assortment of items that includes red carpet gowns, signed memorabilia, accessories, and more. And we're not kidding when we say some of the pieces the Emmy winner has provided are her favorites.
"Everything But the House sent me pictures of what was going up for auction, and I was like, 'Really? Did I give them those Alaa boots with the little studs? Really? Why did I do that? Okay then. Well... okay. They're gone,'" she joked to People magazine.
Of course, all of the proceeds from Lucci's auction will benefit a good cause -- the Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York -- which makes it worth it. The charity is a non-profit agency that serves families and individuals with developmental disabilities in NYC and Long Island.
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For fans who recently saw Lucci's super sexy swimsuit photos and may be concerned about not being able to fit into the star's clothing, she says not to worry.
"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," she previews. "If you are a size six in a shoe, you're going to have a treat!"
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Lucci's EBTH auction runs through October 10. Click here to check out the items up for bid.
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