Tori Spelling got her dander up and was photographed throwing a tizzy diva tantrum when she was stopped at the velvet rope by a very eager security guard working the Christian Siriano Fall ‘09 Fashion Show at NY Fashion Week this past Thursday night. Upon Tori’s arrival, the security guard in question stopped Ms. Spelling and told her that she would not be allowed entry to the show … which, of course, very openly angered the poor girl, resulting in her pitching a fit. Here are a few photos of the hilarious incident:

Getting behind the velvet rope at New York Fashion Week is no easy task, as Tori Spelling discovered [Thursday] night. The actress, who recently signed on to reprise her role as Donna Martin in the new incarnation of 90210, flew into a rage after a security guard asked to see her invite to the Christian Siriano catwalk show. She had arrived to see the latest collection by the designer, who won the fourth season of American reality show Project Runway, and appeared to be incensed with the lack of VIP treatment. Apparently fearing the onset of a full-blown diva tantrum, a team of Fashion Week organisers swept in to inform the guard she was allowed to enter the show. She quickly took up her front row seat where she appeared to calm down. Perhaps hunger played a factor in her mini meltdown – the 35-year-old certainly looked painfully thin in her deep-teal Siriano cocktail dress. Tori has slimmed remarkably since the arrival of her second child, one-year-old Stella.
LOL! Poor Tori … how embarrassing for her. I suppose it’s easy to understand her displeasure at being treated so poorly … after all, she designed the jewelry that the models in Christian’s show wore on the runway — so, yeah, she was kinda supposed to be there. That said, it’s really not all too difficult to see why the security guard had no idea who Tori Spelling was/is … I bet a lot of people would have a hard time knowing who she is these days. I bet she can’t *wait* for her eps on 90210 to hit the airwaves.
[Photo credit: Splash News; Source]




