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player ready...So you’re craving the sexy slip dress Teri Hatcher wears on “Desperate Housewives.” We’re not sure why, but maybe you see yourself in the jeans Earl sports on “My Name is Earl.” Or you like the sofa pillows in “Two and a Half Men.”
And you want them.
Rick Harrison in Winston-Salem, N.C., is developing Get, an online and print magazine he hopes will catalog the wardrobe and home decor that manufacturers have paid to have displayed on TV shows.
The magazine will tap a trend traced to HBO’s “Sex and the City,” which tantalized thousands of fashion-minded fans with its trendy clothes, shoes and jewelry.
When the show left the air, many of these items were frenetically swept up in an online sale.
Next month, Harrison plans to start negotiations with networks to decide which one will launch his project. Once established, he expects to add other networks and shows. He says the plan will be firmly in place by late spring.