Last night, I put on my favorite little black dress and headed to the Meatpacking district for an intimate and cozy cocktail party at the ever-posh and super-exclusive Soho House. Hosted by Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott, the party was celebrating the launch of the upcoming season of Tori & Dean: Inn Love 2.
The wood-paneled library of the Soho House was dolled up with faux picket fences and cutesy suburban décor. Cardboard pop-ups of Tori and Dean peeked out from every corner, and plasma screens played highlights from memorable episodes.
Tori and Dean arrived fashionably late to the fete, and looked very much like the lovebirds they portray on their reality show. Tori sparkled in a long-sleeve sequined mini dress; and Dean was a handsome sight in his polished and debonair suit. The fab and flashy couple happily posed for lots of photos with fans and advertisers (who made up the bulk of the invitee list.)
A couple of the Glam girls (myself included) stole a moment with T&D, and even got our photo taken with the pretty pair. (Cheesy of us – we know! Stay tuned for photo!) But we had to admit, Tori and Dean couldn’t have been any nicer or more gracious.
Rather than retiring to their limousine and escaping to their hotel after the picture-taking and autograph-signing concluded, the sincere couple stayed at the soiree! They took two corner armchairs and spent the evening chitchatting with friends and fans alike.
After a very glam night hobnobbing with my new friends, Tori and Dean, I’m looking forward to the season two premiere of Inn Love 2 on the Oxygen Network. Can’t wait to see what crazy antics Tori and Dean are up to this time around! xo
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Jen | 09-Aug-07 at 1:35 am | Permalink
Are we to celebrate this marriage? As a Canadian I certainly don’t. He was married when he met Tori. Sure glad my husband doesn’t stray…We are all imperfect in some way but as a kid from a broken home I say for shame to the celebration of marriages that were sown from wandering disloyalties. Amid all the glamour, there is dirt.