The Vogue Vintage Market, featuring notable fashion items with rich histories, is set for March 29 to support victims of the Los Angeles fires.
Vogue is preparing to host the Vogue Vintage Market, a special one-day shopping event that showcases fashion items with rich histories and connections to prominent figures in the style world. Scheduled for Saturday, March 29, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Roll & Hill, the event is open to the public, but attendees must RSVP and make a donation via the Vogue app. All proceeds from the market will go towards supporting those affected by the recent fires in Los Angeles.
The Vogue Vintage Market is set to feature a diverse array of pieces, including archival fashion, runway relics, and unique donations sourced from eBay. Among the notable items to be up for grabs is a micro mini skirt and matching fanny pack from Kendall Jenner, both of which are from the renowned 2004 Dior “Rasta” collection. This collection, designed by John Galliano, was characterized by its vibrant colors and cultural references, making it iconic in early 2000s fashion. Jenner’s donation ties into the history of the collection, adding an extra layer of significance to the pieces.
Another highlight includes a sheer lavender blouse from Givenchy, designed by Riccardo Tisci for the Pre-Fall 2011 collection. Model Karen Elson, who received the blouse as a gift from Tisci, explained, “I wore it to a few parties over the years but sadly it’s been hung in my closet for way too long and I felt like it needed another lease of life by someone who would be as excited as I was when I received the piece!”
Taylor Swift’s fashion history will also be represented with a metallic beaded and sequined ‘Tallulah Princess Dress’ by Alice + Olivia. Swift wore this dress during the 2011 Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, marking a significant moment in her career.
In addition to these celebrity pieces, other notable items include a “Dior Not War” tank top worn by Cindy Crawford, created by John Galliano for the Spring 2005 collection, and a unique mixed-patterned Prada dress that inspired Lauren Santo Domingo to launch Moda Operandi’s trunk shows. Another distinctive piece is a white silk Loewe dress from Jonathan Anderson’s Fall 2023 collection, recognized for its artistic design and featured in the Met Costume Institute’s exhibition titled “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion.”
The event promises a vibrant collection of fashion pieces, each accompanied by a backstory that enhances their value. Attendees looking to explore the charm of vintage fashion and add to their collections will have the opportunity to do so at this exclusive gathering.
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