Lori's Firsts
Fashion Through the Decades
Young Lori
Here Comes the Bride
Lori's Stories
100
Growing up, this four legged member of the family was beloved by all.
Pixie
100
Bell-bottoms, clogs and aviator glasses were fashion trends of this decade.
70's
100
Somewhere over the rainbow, Lori starred as this infamous lead role.
Dorothy
100
Lori opted for non-traditional wedding attire and instead chose this iconic color for her gown.
Pale pink
100
At this concert, Lori had an unforgettable experience involving a little too much fun and a sprained ankle.
The Doobie Brothers
250
After graduating from THE Ohio State University, Lori became a corporate woman with this company.
OBM
250
Shoulder pads, big hair, and neon colors were fashion trends of this decade.
80's
250
Before her days as a regular shopper at Saks, Lori helped people find the perfect pair at this shoe store.
Footprint
250
Don’t do it! Rick probably regrets this infamous incident on their wedding night.
Smashing wedding cake in face
250
Lori's prom date spent most of the night on another planet thanks to these famously mellow pills popular in the 70s.
Quaaludes
500
Lori’s first trip across the pond consisted of these destinations.
Rome and European cruise (Greece, Turkey, Italy)
500
Overalls, biker shorts and denim were fashion trends of this decade.
90's
500
In college, while some sisters planned parties, Lori was busy keeping everyone in harmony in this musical leadership role.
Choir Song Chairman
500
Lori said “Yes!” to this uniquely-shaped diamond cut.
Marquise
500
Long before DoorDash and strict ID checks, Lori was sent to this local pharmacy to grab cigarettes for Nanny.
Heights Pharmacy
1000
Growing up in Beachwood, Lori’s first house was located on this street.
Fenway
1000
This type of gemstone was beloved by all 3 of the Shear sisters, often the center piece of jewelry from childhood.
Opal
1000
Lori met a cute guy at this New York resort - only for Rick to return a few weeks later and put him in his place.
Nevele in Catskills, NY
1000
Rick popped the question at this former Cleveland establishment.
The Wagon Wheel
1000
In third grade, Lori got a taste for rebellion when she swiped this small, sweet treat from her teacher’s desk.
Jelly Beans