Chloe Fineman and Fashion Publicist Pal Sara Larson Are Selling Their Pre-Loved Gucci, Prada and More to Help Get Out the Vote

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You can’t always buy a sense of humor or style — but you might have a chance to wear a bit of both with Vestiaire Collective’s latest celebrity closet sale.

Saturday Night Live comedian Chloe Fineman and her fashion publicist pal Sara Larson are teaming with the designer resale platform to host a charitable clothing sale to support nonprofit organization When We All Vote. Priced from $86 to $998, the pre-loved collection features an Oscar de la Renta gold sequin mini dress; red Miu Miu satin platform heels; leather mules by Prada, Gucci and Dior (all in size 38.5 IT); floral print dresses by Cara Cara and Rixo; denim and blouses by Monse; an Alaïa black leather coat; black sequined Dolce & Gabbana mini shorts that Fineman bought in Miami; The Frankie Shop trousers; white platform Fendi sandals; and much more.

The Vestiaire wares also include oversized cat-eye Gucci sunglasses that Fineman says have also been worn by Sienna Miller and Camille Rowe. “You really can’t find them, because I bought them all,” the stylish star quips after revealing an acrylic drawer filled with seven identical pairs in an Instagram Reel.

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The duo’s charity partner works to increase engagement and participation in every election, including this year’s presidential race. Fineman and Larson are among the latest stars to team with Vestiaire. Jessica Chastain and her stylist Elizabeth Stewart, Laura Dern and designer Mara Hoffman recently let go of their red carpet-ready clothing and accessories through the shopping platform to support causes close to their heart.

Prefer to shop IRL? Fineman and Larson will host an in-person sale with the remaining items this Saturday, Oct. 26 in New York at 676 Broadway, Floor 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.