Dean McDermott Paints His Toenails RED (Photos)
Tori Spelling and her actor husband Dean McDermott were out shopping in Beverly Hills on Sunday. Tori gave birth to her young daughter Stella Doreen on June 9, a mere two weeks ago.
We’ve got photos that show the couple looking upbeat and carefree without their one year old son Liam or the baby in tow.
One thing that puzzled us about the photos is the fact that Dean McDermott paints his toenails. We’re not talking clear lacquer – we’re talking RED. What’s up with that?
Check the photos below, including the closeup of Dean’s foot, and drop us a comment. Weird or not?
Photos: WENN
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Does Tori think this is ok?
I hope she likes it…it’s hot! I wish more guys would do it, not just the gay ones
Why not? Hollywood! It was probably Tori’s idea. Who cares? Let them have some fun.
Is Dean McDermott gay? I always wondered, even before I knew he painted his toenails.
Does anyone understand what being gay is? Just because a woman does not polish her toes does not make her gay just like because a man does polish his does not make him gay. I am married and have five children, being gay would not ever be an option for me but I have been polishing my toes for about seven years now. Women are always wanting men to take a little more pride in their appearance and when we do you think we are gay. That’s why most men are afraid of being different from the rest of the world, they are scared they will be labeled something they are not. I am glad I have a wife that understands that and accepts me as an individual. How would you feel if you we labeled gay because you like to wear pants instead of a dress or skirt or boots instead of high heels? Would like or accept that?
Hello,
I am a French man and I polish my toenails for seven years. I think it is nice for guys to paint their nails. Dean McDermott looks so great with his painted toenails ! I like these pics. Maybe it is a new fashion in the U. S. I could see several pics of many celebrity males with painted nails. In France, I saw only once a guy with sandals and painted toenails. It is not a common way for French men. For me, it is very nice.
Bye bye.
Dom
Hi, like Paul, I am married and have three boys. I also have a mischeivous wife! She is 100% girl and likes to play practical jokes.
She painted my toes once when I was sleeping. She thought it would be funny. Well, when I awoke, I saw them and even though I was surprised, I thought they looked pretty decent, so I left the polish on.
A few days later when she asked if I was going to take it off, I told her that since she had done such a nice job, I didn’t want to spoil it for her. To my surprise, she agreed and said that she liked them painted.
That was almost four years ago. I still occasionally wear my toes painted.
I don’t think that wearing nail polish is going to change one’s sexual preference. In my case, I think it actually encouraged me to love my wife even more – because she’s fun and open-minded enough to try some things that many women wouldn’t.
Hi, i’m a male freelance foot model. I have my own private foot modeling enterprise. I think it’s absolutely wonderful that guys are painting their toenails. I’ve been doing it since age 4. Don’t worry about what other people are saying thats against it, because i can guarantee that most of them are doing something behind closed doors or at least privately that they don’t want anyone else to know!
It is interesting to me that there are still those who find it odd that a man paints his toenails.
I have been in the salon business for a while in the conservative southeast for crying out loud and I do many straight men’s toes in red, pink, berry colors etc.
I have some men and their wives or girlfriends that get pedicures together and sometimes matching colors.
More and more men are wearing it, maybe not in public like Dean, but I bet men you know and haven’t thought about it has red, pink, purple or some color on the toes under the socks.
Afterall guys and gals this is a new century and doesn’t mean a man is gay or less a man for painting his toenails.
Most women in my salon are quite complimentary of those men brave enough to come in and get it done.
I also work in a salon and have seen an increase in men coming in for pedicures over the last year or so.
I have also had a number of men ask for polish, and I’ve done french as well as applied colored polish for them.
It really can look quite good on them as long as they take care of their feet first. Polish on a typical guy’s crusty feet would look pretty ridiculous! But, after a pedicure, it looks very good with sandals.
More men should try this! Honestly, I think it looks great on them and hope it continues to become more popular!
I am a very straight 41-year old, SWM in L.A. I get pedicures every 3 to 4 weeks and ALWAYS have them painted. I have bright red right now. Like the rest of my body I take care of my feet and find the nail polish makes them even more attractive. They are soft, smooth, and well-cared for. I get affirmative comments from women all the time and even a couple of straight guys have thought it was cool and sort of avant garde. I say go for it guys. Pedicures feel good and polished nails are edgy and cool on the right type of guy.
I’m in my 40s and am married and 100% straight. I also have been openly wearing my toenails polished for maybe 3 years now. My interest began probably more than 10 years ago because I was intrigued by the cool colors that my wife painted her nails with. So, she suggested I just try it, but I was way too self-concious then to wear it openly.
I guess I was really fearing what others might say, so I only experiemented with it privately for quite a while. But once I finally began wearing it openly (I got tired of having to hide my toes), I started getting very positive comments from the majority of people, so it was easy for me to finally relax and enjoy it. And I keep my feet in better shape now that more people notice them.
I know why men will not do this, it’s due to the fear of rejection. But I have to say that it really is a liberating and very enjoyable experience. And the positive feedback I receive on a regular basis makes it that much more fun!
I am part-owner in a nail salon located in the upper Midwest. My partner and I recently decided to attract male clientele because we see it as a very important part of our growing business. Men can certainly benefit from well cared-for nails, it helps improve their image and level of professionalism.
And yes, men can and do wear nail polish. Clear is more common on men’s fingers, but we have had requests for pretty much any color by men on their feet. I don’t know whether they wear is openly or just privately, but it is no longer a surprise or ‘odd’ that a man will have their toenails polished with color, usually a darker color in our experience.
For those who do not care for this, I would only say that the trend for men to remain the unkempt and grungy of the sexes is changing in small increments. Polished toes and sandals for men is becoming more common.
I probably would have thought that a guy wearing his toes with nail polish on them would be pretty weird – if I had not seen it myself.
My finance came home from a business trip a few months ago with his toenails painted a deep metallic gray. He said that there was a manicure and pedicure special for men advertised at a nail salon and so he and a few others decided to try it. They did not get any polish on their fingernails, but opted for trying it on their feet after the nail tech suggested it.
I have to say that it did look pretty cool on him and really did not look out of place at all. He has since tried this a couple more times (with black and dark blue) and so far, I like the metallic grey the best (blue is a close second though).
So, not something I would have predicted I’d like, but it worked out for him. And his toes look really good polished!
I am a guy & have been wearing my nail polish onmy toenails since I was a teen-ager. I always hid it because I was frightened of what other people would say. When I got married I stopped doing it for about a year & then I told my wife that I enjoyed this & if it was okay by her, to my surprise she was & still is very supportive. I have been keeping my toenails well-maintained & polished continuously since 2000. At times I have gone out in public wearing sandals or flip-flops & yes, occasionally people laugh or make rude comments & that is a shame. Grooming or enhancing one’s appearance does not dictate one’s sexual preference. I am a heterosexual, but so what if I wasn’t? Wearing nail polish does not have one thing to do that.
My BF just did this two days ago, and I LOVE it! He said he wanted to try it because he thought it might look ‘cool’. He had them painted a silver-gray and it just looks great on him!
I don’t typically like men’s feet because they are not very well taken care of. If they were thoughtful enough to get a pedicure and clean them up before wearing sandals, that would be a BIG improvement in my mind.
If a guy were to wear a color of nail polish on his toes that was not too bright or feminine looking, I would like that. There is no reason why we should corner the market here. We all know it looks good, why not a guy wearing a ‘manly’ color?
I have been wearing my teos painted for years and years. just recently I am wearing it out in public and have had all positive comments.
In this day and age, anything goes so if you are thinking about trying it, just do it, what ’s the worst that can happen, someone gvie you a funny look. I bet 99 percent of comments would be positive.
A few years ago, my wife accidentally dropped a cast iron skillet on two of my toes and they turned an odd color a few days later. To make it up to me, she offered to paint them over with a neutral beige polish she had. It looked odd to have just two nails painted, so she did them all. I wore the polish until the color in my nails grew out, but by then I was so used to it, I just kept weating them polished.
I have tried a few other colors and like some of them. My wife likes the way my toes look when polished (she says they look clean and neat), so she continues to paint them for me every 2-3 weeks when they need it.
Many people have told me that they think my toenails look so good painted and wonder why more men don’t do this.
I guess i had never even considered it something that men could not do. I do it.
My wife painted mine one night just for fun in the summer of 1997. Now, 12 years later, we both get pedicures together and have been for years. I wear flip-flops or sandals when it’s not too cold. I mainly wear black, dark blue or a dark purple. However, my salon tech lately has been getting creative and putting a small silver strip at the tip like a french manicure. This looks really cool with the black and I have had more people, men and women, tell me how good it looks, then I can write about.
I have been wearing polish on my toes for at least 10 years (off and on), and for about four years openly. My wife encouraged me to ‘just do it’ because she liked how it looked on me and knew that I was frustrated about having to hide it whenever we were out.
I still remember the day I ‘came out’ with it. She and I decided to stop in for a pedicure together when were were on vacation. I was eyeing the colors of polish they had and the nail tech girl asked me if I saw anything that I liked. I said that I did like this one deeper maroon color they had and so she said that she would he happy to paint my toes with it if I wanted. I looked at my wife for her approval and she told me “just do it!”.
The gal did a great job and my feet looked so cool with a professional polish application, I just could not keep from looking at them. I only wore sandals the next three days and proudly showed off my ‘new’ look.
Since that day, it has not been an issue for me to wear them polished anymore. My wife even encourages me by bsurprising me with a new color that she thinks will look good on me every now and then.
I can only tell you guys who have an interest in trying nail polish but never had the guts to try it – you are missing out! Don’t wait any longer – just do it, man. You will never regret it!
I have been wearing nail polish on my toes now for a few months and I love doing it, I use both dark and bright colors I really like the colors that the Opi Nicole line has out. I have not worn them out openly yet but I think I will start to do so soon cause I have no regrets in painting my nails I think this is one trend thats here to stay.