Rosie Huntington-Whiteley links with Vestiaire Collective for exclusive closet sale
Luxury resale platform Vestiaire Collective has linked up with model and actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for an exclusive closet sale, in support of The King's Trust UK charity.
Launching on Friday (2 May) at 5pm BST, the sale will feature over 40 selected pieces from her personal wardrobe, sourced from her homes in London and Los Angeles.
Her personal fashion pieces include sculptural Khaite knits, tailoring from Celine, Alaia pieces and staples from Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana, with the edit 'showcasing elevated classics in Rosie's signature minimalist style, offering fans and fashion enthusiasts a unique opportunity to own items from her wardrobe', says Vestiaire Collective.
Fanny Moizant, co-founder and president of the resale giant, said: 'This initiative aligns with our commitment to disrupt traditional fashion consumption habits. Through high-impact partnerships with individuals who share our values, we aim to inspire a global movement towards responsible luxury shopping.
'By partnering with global icons like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, [we continue] to reinforce [our] leadership in the pre-loved luxury space, proving that second-hand fashion can be just as desirable as new."
Huntington-Whiteley added: 'Fashion has always been a meaningful part of my career, and I love that this collaboration allows me to extend that impact while contributing to a cause that helps young people build their futures.'
She joins other influential figures featuring in its exclusive closet sales including Paris Hilton, Jessica Chastain, Laura Dern, and Chloe Finemans.
Net proceeds will go directly to The King's Trust UK, the non-profit organisation dedicated to helping young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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