The actress’s first public closet sale combines luxury resale with charitable fundraising, offering more than 20 pieces across two releases.
Vestiaire Collective has partnered with Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu on a sale of more than 20 pieces from her personal wardrobe, adding the French-Italian actress to its roster of celebrity collaborators. The first drop launched on 3 November 2026, with a second scheduled for 3 December. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to child protection organisation Innocence en Danger.
The collaboration gives the luxury resale platform a recognisable figure around whom to curate both an exclusive sale and a broader selection from its existing catalogue. Leroy-Beaulieu, whose four-decade screen career includes Call My Agent! (Dix pour cent), is best known internationally for playing Sylvie Grateau in Netflix’s Emily in Paris. This sale turns attention to her own wardrobe, with tailoring, outerwear and accessories spanning established luxury houses and independent designer labels.
A Wardrobe With Commercial Appeal
The selection includes Fendi, Balenciaga, Barbara Bui, AMI, Chloé, Ralph Lauren, Jimmy Choo, Dior, Yohji Yamamoto, Vivienne Westwood and Patou. A red AMI suit, Dior dresses, Jimmy Choo heels and a Yohji Yamamoto coat are among the highlighted pieces, with prices ranging from approximately US$150 to US$2,200. Items are offered for purchase globally through the platform.
According to Vestiaire Collective, the collaboration marks the first time Leroy-Beaulieu has made her personal wardrobe available to the public. The appeal extends beyond access to particular labels: the clothes’ association with the actress gives the selection a provenance that distinguishes it within a much larger resale catalogue.
“There are so many memories attached to the clothes we keep, a film, a journey, a particular moment in our lives. Choosing to let some of these pieces go is a little emotional, but there is something beautiful about knowing they will continue their journey in another wardrobe.”
— Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu
The partnership follows Vestiaire Collective closet sales with Jessica Chastain, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Laura Dern, Paris Hilton and other public figures. Together, these collaborations illustrate the platform’s use of celebrity curation to present pre-owned luxury through individual wardrobes and familiar personalities.
Beyond the Celebrity Sale
A separate edit inspired by Leroy-Beaulieu’s style extends the collaboration beyond the limited number of pieces she has contributed. Drawing on a catalogue of nearly six million items, according to the company, it brings together pre-owned tailoring, statement outerwear and accessories from the wider platform.
The two selections serve different commercial purposes. The personal wardrobe sale offers a finite collection with a direct connection to the actress and a charitable beneficiary. The accompanying edit translates interest in her style into discovery across Vestiaire Collective’s existing inventory, allowing the campaign to reach beyond the availability of her own clothes.
For a resale platform, that structure makes a celebrity partnership more than a one-off release. An individual wardrobe provides the editorial focus, while the wider catalogue offers shoppers additional ways to engage with it. The collaboration positions existing garments as desirable through their design, their previous ownership and the way they are selected and presented.
All proceeds from Leroy-Beaulieu’s personal wardrobe sale will support Innocence en Danger’s work to protect children from violence. The first release launched on 3 November, and the second is scheduled for 3 December 2026.
Further details are available through Vestiaire Collective’s dedicated closet sale page, alongside the separate Philippine-inspired edit.
