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Charli xcx and Vinted put second-hand finds on tour before selling her archive for Rainbow Railroad on 16th November

Oct 30
3 min read
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Key Takeaways

  • Charli xcx has partnered with Vinted, sourcing second-hand pieces from Vinted sellers with stylist Chris Horan for her Music, Fashion, Film tour.

  • A curated sale of her personal archive, tour looks and Horan's finds, including an R&M Leathers jacket and vintage tees, is coming to Vinted.

  • The sale opens on Monday 16th November 2026 in the UK, US and Australia, with all proceeds going to Rainbow Railroad.

  • A behind-the-scenes video premieres on Charli's social channels on 8th November, and sellers can tag listings #charlixcx to reach Charli and Horan.

Charli xcx has teamed up with Vinted to give pieces from her personal archive and tour wardrobe a new home, including secondhand finds she wore on stage during her Music, Fashion, Film tour. Announced on 27th October, the partnership will see a curated selection go on sale through the platform in the UK, US and Australia from 16th November, with all proceeds supporting LGBTQI+ organisation Rainbow Railroad. Some pieces were originally bought from Vinted sellers, taking them from somebody’s wardrobe to an arena stage and back onto the app


Charli and her longtime stylist Chris Horan put the tour looks together by searching Vinted for terms including “distressed”, “gothic” and “flounce”, finding everything from Christian Audigier pieces from the early 2000s to designs by Roberto Cavalli and Donna Karan. Vinted is now encouraging sellers to add #charlixcx to their listings to help the pair discover pieces for future looks.


Charli xcx's Vinted sale opens on 16 November in the UK, US and Australia for Rainbow Railroad


Portrait of a woman with long black hair in a gray lace outfit, posing against a plain wall with a sultry expression.

The curated selection goes live on Vinted on Monday 16th November and brings together three strands of Charli's wardrobe, namely pieces from her personal archive, looks worn on the Music, Fashion, Film tour and second-hand finds sourced by Horan. Vinted has highlighted a leather jacket from R&M Leathers and a batch of vintage tees among the listings, while a preview of the sale adds Zana Bayne lace and leather lingerie worn in the "Rock Music" video, a Balmain brocade corset bodysuit with lace-up leather trousers from the tour and a purple satin 7 For All Mankind tie dress worn at her Lollapalooza afterparty. Several sheer Betsey Johnson tops that appeared on stage are part of the drop as well, so fans who want a piece of one particular night on the tour have more than one option to choose from. Prices have not been published yet, although every sale will benefit Rainbow Railroad, an international organisation that helps LGBTQI+ people facing persecution find safety.


Vinted has also shared the sellers’ stories behind the tour looks, including a Christian Audigier piece from the early 2000s that was reworked into a dress for Charli’s Austin City Limits set and a sheer grey blouse from a New York seller that appeared on stage in San Diego. A black Roberto Cavalli dress made two appearances, at the Academy Gala afterparty in Los Angeles and the final show in Las Vegas. Its seller was in the audience at Charli’s Los Angeles show and spotted photographs of her wearing the dress later that evening. Another find, a floor length Donna Karan dress with an appliqué bird motif, is still awaiting its stage debut, having originally been given to its seller by her future mother in law, a former personal shopper at Saks.


Charli has framed the partnership as a natural extension of the way she already dresses, saying "Vintage and second-hand are a huge part of my style. Chris and I love mixing older, iconic pieces with newer things." She went on to say "I think it makes a look feel more personal to me and always takes us to a more unexpected place," before describing the tour pieces with "Some were found on Vinted in the first place, worn on stage, and are now going back out into the world." In a separate interview she described choosing what to list as an instinctive process and said there are definitely pieces with stories, which the seller anecdotes above rather bear out. Ahead of the sale, a behind-the-scenes video of Charli and Horan going through their Vinted finds, experimenting with looks and revisiting some of her best known fashion moments premieres on her social channels on 8 November.


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