Closet Voyeur

John Gerhardt's collection of dress shoes

For all of you (I'm included in this) who get hot and bothered when bloggers get personal by snapping interior photos of their closets--which always seem to be overflowing with oodles of Hermes scarves, fist-size jewels and Louboutins galore--you're about to have a fashion murmur (I'm included in this too).

I do find this kind of entertainment a bit painful for people like myself who have to grow their closets slow and steady like a friggin Chia Pet but sooooo worth it.

While reading my daily NY Mag Fashion Alert newsletter, I read about a new Website that launched today, The Coveted. The site provides us readers with an uncanny look inside some very important people's closets. By important, I mean the untouchables who work in the world of fashion editorial, styling, and beyond, including Keith Pollock, Editorial Director of Elle.com New York and Mary Kate Stein Miller, Fashion Market Director for Teen Vogue.

Not only do we get a glimpse at the dreamy goods, we get an explanation of them, the history behind them and a description of the art pieces that get proudly displayed with them. After all, closets for "these" folks are like odes to their knack for style; function isn't the only purpose.

Let the drooling begin. Enjoy!

Keith Pollack's sunglasses collection: note those vintage Chanel's

Fiona Green's Balenciaga booties: note the chains and glosses next door

Mona Sharf's pieces from the spring 2007 LV Love collection: note that scarf

John Gerhardt's Lanvin shirts: note the Chris Nicholls photo and the Shepard Fairey lady

Mary Kate Steinmiller's array of minis: note the fantastic feather Tracy Feith print

Joanna Hillman's jewelry display: note those jeweled Miu Miu's

(All photos from Nymag.com)