Ellen DeGeneres, popularly known for The Ellen Show, is one of the most famous celebrities on Instagram. Her show is very popular among all sections of society starting from Millennials to Genz. In her show, we have seen her presenting celebrities, and genius kids and even providing financial support to her audience in need.
Bonhams recently announced an auction of Ellen DeGeneres’ customized suits, jackets, and shoes, basically her extraordinary wardrobe collection, at the upcoming Classic Hollywood Auction on 7th December 2022.
Bonhams is a privately owned auction house and they are one of the world’s oldest auctioneers of fine arts as they have mentioned in their Instagram bio ” auctioneers of the rare and exceptional”.
According to Wikipedia, “It was formed by the merger in November 2001 of Bonhams & Brooks and Phillips Son & Neale. This brought together two of the four surviving Georgian auction houses in London, Bonhams having been founded in 1793, and Phillips in 1796 by Harry Phillips, formerly a senior clerk to James Christie.”
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Here Is More About Ellen DeGeneres Wardrobe Auction.
In the post, they posted several pictures of the items worn by Ellen DeGeneres that are going to be auctioned. The first one was a Gucci Tuxedo worn by Ellen DeGeneres in her show The Ellen Show starting at $1000 worth.
The next one is a Custom Tuxedo worn by Ellen DeGeneres in an award ceremony. The third picture is a Custom Jacket worn by Ellen DeGeneres. And the last picture is Two pairs of Nike Sneakers custom-made for Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia De Rossi on the occasion of their Wedding. Each of these items belongs to Ellen and is an important part of her life.
The amount that is going to collect from the auction would be provided to Planned Parenthood, America’s most trusted provider of sexual and reproductive health care.
Getting Ellen a customized wardrobe, it’s going to provide a lot of help to the organization, and people are requested to register themselves with the click provided in that post.
