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Shop Like a "Top Model" ... at Goodwill?

Posted Mar 1st 2007 3:36PM by TMZ Staff

America's Next Top ModelNow TV fans and homeless people everywhere can dress like "America's Next Top Model."

One would think that emulating "America's Next Top Model" would require clothes from chic designers like Gucci, Prada and Versace, but clothes seen on the show's most recent season premiere will be available for purchase at the House of Goodwill.

From March 1 - 5, fashionistas on a budget can purchase outfits and accessories from the series on Goodwill's Internet auction site, with proceeds going toward job training programs. There are twelve items up for a bid, all starting at under $50. Who knew looking like a cheap ho could do so much good?!




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1. FIRST!!!!!

Who would want to dress like that anyway???

Posted at 3:55PM on Mar 1st 2007 by EiEiO

2. I love that show!

Posted at 4:34PM on Mar 1st 2007 by jm

3. I love that show!!

Posted at 4:06PM on Mar 1st 2007 by jm

4. It looks like this season will be very interesting!!

Posted at 4:16PM on Mar 1st 2007 by Argyle

5. Not sure what this is all about, is this normally a charity website? How is this bad?

I buy clothes from the cancer charity shop in our town. I go in there all the time, money for the cause. They know my son - reason why I like to give the cancer research people notes.

Do I look like a "cheap ho"? Hope so, but I probably just look like a scruffy woman past her prime pushing a wheelchair about.

Posted at 4:19PM on Mar 1st 2007 by confusedforeignor

6. HELP!
How come everytime I try to post something, I have to go to my e-mail to confirm it. I realize TMZ gives you a password to circumvent this process, but I do not know where I am supposed to use it. Where do I type in my password to avoid having to cofirm my postings in my e-mail account?
Thanx

Posted at 5:25PM on Mar 1st 2007 by jm

7. What's wrong with shopping at the Goodwill? You can find nice stuff there. They even have new stuff that the stores want to get rid of for tax write offs. I have found some pretty fancy designer clothes at that store.

Posted at 5:02PM on Mar 1st 2007 by tina

8. Nice to see them doing something for a good cause.

Posted at 5:23PM on Mar 1st 2007 by rm

9. I didn't know shopping at good will made you look like a cheap ho. No wonder everyone in America acts likes Paris Hilton is some kind of hero.

Posted at 4:50PM on Mar 1st 2007 by Alicia

10. UM, IT'S LIKE BUYING VINTAGE CLOTHES- WHICH I THINK IS GROSS....BUT, ONE MAN'S TRASH, IS ANOTHER MAN'S TREASURE....ISN'T THAT WHAT THEY SAY?

Posted at 4:53PM on Mar 1st 2007 by Brooklyn chick

11. The need to get rid of Renee - from Hawaii - she is so negative.

Posted at 5:13PM on Mar 1st 2007 by Get rid of Hawaii

12. Well good. I hope the proceeds go to people who need a helping hand!

Posted at 5:09PM on Mar 1st 2007 by L. Skywalker

13. I thought the "Derelicte" line of clothes from Zoolander was just satire, but now it is becoming reality??

Posted at 5:10PM on Mar 1st 2007 by Scary Barry

14. It's true! If you go to thrift stores in affluent / fashionable areas, you can pick up clothes by designers that *some of us* may not be able to afford otherwise.

Posted at 10:27AM on Mar 2nd 2007 by c

15. you writers are jerks!!! a lot of people shop a charity thrift shops and find nice things. what you wrote was wrong and nasty. you're sounding like perez hilton!!!!

Posted at 1:24AM on Mar 2nd 2007 by ladyli1

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