Laura Dern is clearing out her closet for a good cause.
The Oscar winner has partnered with Vestiaire Collective to host an exclusive closet sale, Planned Parenthood, Write on Instagram “Everyone has the right to health care free from shame, stigma and prejudice,” he said Monday.
Several of the 10 pieces Dern donated have already sold, but about half are still up for sale, including the ruffled gold maxi dress from “The Vampire’s Wife,” a double-breasted red coat by Calvin Klein and a purple leather dress by Oscar de la Renta.
“A longtime supporter of circular fashion and Planned Parenthood, Dahn handpicked items from her own wardrobe for this special sale. She hopes to draw attention to reducing the stigma surrounding sexual and reproductive health care, including abortion,” Vestiaire Collective said in a press release.
All proceeds from the sale will go to Planned Parenthood, and Vestiaire Collective will be making an additional donation to the organization to support the collaboration.
While other A-listers like Tiffany Haddish and Cate Blanchett have made an effort to reuse designer clothes in recent years, Dern was one of the first to promote sustainable style on the red carpet.
From 1995 to 2020, the Jurassic Park icon wore the same black cut-out dress by Giorgio Armani to three different high-profile events, most recently at the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
