Designer resale site Fashionbloodhound.com has teamed up with the Too Many Women charity to offer a selection of previously owned designer items from their favourite celebrities. The person who offers the highest price will win the item and all proceeds will go directly to the charity.
Celebrity participants include aristocratic red-head beauty Olivia Inge, Made In Chelsea style icons Caggie Dunlop, Millie Macintosh, Rosie Fortescue and Amber Atherton, royal sweetheart Flee Brudenell-Bruce, rock-chick Lois Winstone, Britain’s Next Top Model 2011 winner Jade Thompson, Little Britain’s ex-fancy Violet Budd, top model Noelle Reno and socialite Sophie Anderton. The celebrities have been shot in an exciting pictorial campaign wearing their donated pre-owned item of choice.
The celebrities designer items include brands such as Sass and Bide, Chloe, Dolce and Gabbana, Beulah, Mechante, Olivia Rubin, Swarovski, Falguni and Shane Peacock, Angel Jackson, Monica Vinader, Kenneth Jay Lane and House of Harlow to name a few. Fashionbloodhound.com will be featuring these items over
course of two months where customers will be able to make an offer for the item with the highest bid winning. All proceeds will go to The Too Many Women charity.
Fashionbloodhound.com is an online designer resale site specialising in the buying and selling of coveted, pre-loved designer items. Fashionbloodhound.com has been established to assist women that lack the time and patience to sell on the online auction site but have a passion for fashion and a treasure trove of designer items they wish to recycle.
Too Many Women is a campaign raising money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer via a network of sensational, inspirational women including celebrities such as Scarlet Johansson, Sienna Miller, Gwyneth Paltrow, Poppy Delvinge, Thomasina Miers, Pippa Middleton Elizabeth Saltzman and Liberty Ross to name a few. Too Many Women raises money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer’s dedicated Research Centre which houses over 120 world-class scientists and clinicians. The scientific work carried out at the Research Centre ultimately aims to eradicate breast cancer by finding new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat the disease. Through this work Breakthrough believes passionately that they can achieve a future free from the fear of breast cancer.
The auction ends on 31st January 2011
What a great idea, and a wonderful idea for charity!
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I’ve seen this in a magazine today, looks interesting and for a good cause too!
This sounds like a fantastic idea and a great cause. Will definitely be checking it out.