Iconic performance, photo worn looks & accessories, music instruments, memorabilia, costumes & more to be sold
Julien’s and Give A Frock celebrity fashion and memorabilia auction has added even more star-studded items to raise money for those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires, closing live on Tuesday, February 25th at 10 am PST in Los Angeles at Julien’s Studios and online.
Sensational offerings added to the fashion for a cause event are iconic style statements from Billie Eilish (2022 stage-worn and signed Nike Air Force 1 High PSNY white sneakers and “What Was I Made For” music-video worn ear clips), Shirley Manson (“I Think I’m Paranoid” Garbage music-video worn dress), Ariana Grande (2024 Vanity Fair Magazine cover-worn Marc Jacobs dress), Post Malone (2023 stage-worn Converse and signed Crocs), Toni Braxton (Vivienne Westwood for Sockshop Narcisse Magazine worn bodysuit), Pamela Anderson (“Devana” Vivienne Westwood event-worn dress), Lil Nas X (2023 photo-worn Leeann Huang fluffy dome hat), Avril Lavigne (“The Love Sux” tour stage-worn wardrobe), St. Vincent (2025 Grammy Awards stage-worn top), Maria Zardoya of The Marias (stage-worn red mesh outfit), as well as costumes from Everything Everywhere All At Once worn by Stephanie Hsu (Adidas Originals x Jeremy Scott Teddy Bear jacket and black cropped Noir Kei Ninomiya RTW Fall 2019 collection in conjunction with Comme des Garçons jacket) and Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby racing suit worn by Adam McKay.
Top music instruments and memorabilia rocking the auction stage come from Dave Grohl (signed Epiphone DG-335 Pelham Blue Signature Model electric guitar and signed 2023 Super Bowl commercial-worn Crown Royal cape), Albert Hammond Jr. and Nick Valensi of The Strokes (signed 2021 Fender American Vintage II Telecaster Deluxe electric guitar), Phantom Planet (signed Orangewood AVA TS acoustic guitar), Julian Casablancas + The Voidz (signed Evans brand drumhead, Zildjian cymbal and drumsticks), Ziggy Marley (signed Bob Marley skateboard deck, shirt, and water bottle), Ozzy Osbourne (signed I Am Ozzy hardcover book), Christopher Owens (signed I Wanna Run Barefoot Through Your Hair record album and T-shirt and signed Girls and Broken Dreams Club record albums), Kevin Morby (This is a Photograph limited-edition record album and T-shirt), and Guns N’ Roses (signed Reckless Road: Guns N’ Roses And The Making of Appetite for Destruction book).
Other incredible pop culture pieces featured are an archival Richard Armas silver gel print of Stevie Nicks in a ballerina pose and bohemian attire, circa 1978; Prince “Lovesexy” cropped top; Nike-brand Los Angeles Lakers #28 jersey signed by Rui Hachimura; Symone signed Totem Magazine Winter 2023/24 issue; a framed Mikey Madison and Sean Baker signed Anora poster with additional film merchandise; a vintage grey cotton t-shirt related to Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation and a hardcover The Virgin Suicides Photo Book; Juliette Lewis and Sophie Thatcher signed Yellowjackets Letterman jacket and much more.
The initiative spearheaded by celebrity stylist Lindsey Hartman, in conjunction with the G*VE A F*CK LA benefit concert in Los Angeles, includes the previously announced collection of iconic looks from Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Charli XCX, Hayley Williams, Cher, The Beastie Boys, Cyndi Lauper, Kathleen Hanna, Caroline Polachek, Latto, Kelly Rowland, Olivia Rodrigo, Jenna Ortega, Sky Ferreira, Jeff Goldblum, and Sandra Oh among others plus, fashions from designers Marc Jacobs, Rodarte, Dolce and Gabbana and more.
One hundred percent of net concert ticket and auction proceeds will benefit local organizations Altadena Girls, Friends in Deed, One Voice, and Pasadena Humane Society, with all venue and ticketing service fees waived for the event. The event is presented by Milk Makeup.
G*VE A F*CK and Give A Frock LA has come together with help from UTA, Fly South Music Group, Grandstand Media, Sister Midnight, Live Nation, Hollywood Palladium, Ticketmaster, Julien’s Auctions, Amber Health, Support & Feed, Fender and more.
