I spent $500 at a private luxury Estate Sale! Gucci for Poshmark! Owner had 9 birkins

I can't believe I had the opportunity to have a private showing of this incredible home filled with vintage designer items! It was one of my best thrifting experiences yet!

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[LorisBostonFound]

This haul blew my mind! I had so much fun exploring this beautiful home. Thanks so much to my sister-in-law Katey for connecting me with Karen the kind homeowner who opened up her house to us! I hope you enjoy it! The haul starts around the 15 minute mark. Be sure to subscribe to see more!! xo Lori

[chigurl]

I have so much stuff I’m starting to feel overwhelmed by it. This is a good lesson that no matter how many beautiful things we have, you can only enjoy so much of it. At the end, it’s just stuff except for the few things memories are truly made of

[janwar]

A VERY interesting story! What woman doesn’t identify with this beautiful lady, and her accumulation of beautiful things?!Im 81, and I have always appreciated beautiful things…..Missoni, Park Avenue evening gowns, part of my career was invested in wearing divine bespoke dresses ( I was an opera singer/concert artist). At one stage in my life, I had dressmakers who made beautiful outfits for me.
and I had the joy of accessorising them….even now, my collection of Pashminas, hair ornaments by Paris Mode, jewellery, I still love wearing. Living in Europe in the 70’s, was an inspirational time….the coats, raincoats, ( London) the most beautiful underwear, from Galleries Lafayette….Vivian Westwood was changing the zeitgeist, the memories of this or that outfit, never leave you! Thank you for sharing this great story!

[christiann]

This was utterly amazing and sad at the same time. Looks like about 40+ years worth of shopping. I can’t even fathom shopping to this extent. Looks like outside of work, this is what they did for fun. And the bigger the house, the more you can buy to fill it up. Lovely lady and so sad after years of collecting stuff, in the end it just becomes a pile of stuff and you can’t take it with you. I’ve learned that lesson as well. I hope she finds happiness again in her new home and life.

[jaclynrrose]

I love that you showed so much respect to the homeowner and her story. I can see that you just get the value in people and not just things. Such a class act. Also, what incredible finds! Once in a lifetime. 💜

[annamari]

Her items are in perfect condition. One thing to learn from this lady is how to take good care of your stuff.

[lamb]

God bless the owner she was so open to show her life to the world you can tell she adore her husband ❤

[tracydampier]

I love that she is a mentor to other women and made the offer to mentor someone now!!

[purseonalhabit]

I’m really amazed at how she was able to keep her parents things in such excellent condition

[Theclosetscratcher]

What a great experience and I love the respect you showed to her. I lost my husband a year and a half ago and when I was downsizing, I had to keep reminding myself that things I was selling were just material items, the memories are what's priceless. Have a blessed evening

[jessicarandall]

I can imagine how amazing their house was when it was all put together. What a wonderful person and lovely story she has. It is hard to let go of a life of memories. I loved watching this! So exciting!

[sharonedwards-kkpd]

The fur item your sister-in-law had her hands is is called a muff. I had one as a child. It keeps your hands warm in the winter so you don’t have to wear gloves. I was born in 1952.

[victoriastein]

I had that Gucci tote bag in the late 1970’s! I paid $50 for it on Rodeo Drive!

[renmo]

Who would miss seeing all the good stuff and skip to the haul? You are too kind to let us know we “could” fast forward, but not likely in this group! This was a beautiful private showing. Thanks for sharing.

[eileenc]

Luv her appreciation of fashion. It’s like going to store to shop. ❤!

[inspiredbybeauti]

OMG! This was unbelievable and so much fun to watch. I have never seen a wardrobe that huge. Just amazing!

[MoonRaven]

This lady looked like a really empathetic and strong woman. And I think that she did good by getting rid of so many items. In the end you can’t take it with you. Now she can start a new beginning in a smaller house with the items she kept and loved.🙏🏻🥰

[TowerJens]

For a long time, as the price of Chanel increased, I no longer thought I could afford it. I think I'll be happy that I have the *esluxy* as my travel bag that I don't have to take care of. By the way, I'm sure no one will have a hard time telling the difference. Thanks for the comparison.

[pattybarnes]

She liked fun clothes..bright and colorful! That must have been so hard to say goodbye to her life before retirement!! Lumpy is precious❤❤

[daynashannon]

What a fun estate sale trip! Amazing collections and the homeowner is a doll! Mr Lumpy sure is growing. He’s adorable!