My Dream: Walk-In Closet

Eversince DH promised me my very own walk-in closet once we have our dream house, I can't seem to stop thinking about it. Even though the prospect of having our very own home is probably years from now; I can't help but imagine who it might look like.

For inspiration (and to fuel the obsession) I've looked into celebrities very own walk-in closets.

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Eva Longoria Parker
Famous as: Desperate Housewives actress, wife of Tony Parker
Closet size: 133 square foot
Location: Los Angeles
Special Collections: Christian Louboutin espadrille wedges "a beautiful pain", 50 pairs of jeans and more than one pair of Ugg boots.




Nicky Hilton
Famous as: Hilton heiress, designer of fashion lines Chic and Nicholai
Closet Style: two couture-filled walk-in closets
Location: Sunset Strip
Special Collections: Manolos, Chanels and Louboutins shoes, 200 or more handbags , and a Roberto Cavalli beaded butterfly minidress that the designer gave her for her 24th birthday.




Kimora Lee Simmons
Famous as: Baby Phat clothing line head
Closet Size: 49,000 square foot
Location: Saddle River, N.J.
Special Collections: 500 pairs of jeans, 35 custom-made Hermes Birkin bags and an extensive collection of jewelry.




Paula Abdul
Famous as: American Idol judge
Closet Size: 5,000 square foot
Location: San Fernando valley
Special Collections: made up mostly of high-heels including outfits and accessories with tags.




Mariah Carey
Famous as: five Grammy award-winning artist
Closet size: 12,000 square foot
Location: Manhattan
Special Collections: about 1,000 pairs of shoes, Louis Vuitton luggage




Jamie-Lynn Sigler
Famous as: Sopranos' actress
Closet size: 200 square foot
Location: Tribeca
Special Collections: designer dresses, bags, countless pairs of Genetic jeans, and over 75 pairs of shoes.




Maria Menounos
Famous as: actress and television correspondent
Closet Style: "office/hair-makeup-and-dressing room"
Location: Hollywood, CA
Special Collections: Azzaro and Calvin Klein gowns, 50 pairs of jeans, blazers, sweaters, and rows of shoes and boots.

Info from this site which she says is lifted from In Style.

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Don't you just love raiding other people's closets? I do. It's more fun when they have tons of designer stuff.