In a masterclass of philanthropic chic, model and activist Toni Garrn orchestrated a pre-Oscars soiree in Los Angeles earlier this week. The event was held to celebrate the grand opening of a curated exhibition of red carpet-worthy looks worn by A-list stars to help raise funds for Los Angeles wildfire relief.

Created in collaboration with TINGS, Garrn, 32, kicked off the multi-day SUPER FLEA MARKET event at HEIMAT in Los Angeles on Tuesday, February 25, which together, artfully intertwined the allure of celebrity provenance with the imperative of environmental advocacy.

The opening featured a presentation of pieces for auction, donated by luminaries from the worlds of film, music, and fashion — including Academy Award, Golden Globe and Grammy winners, from Leonardo DiCaprio to Sharon Stone to Beyoncé — alongside top supermodels.

The GOAT herself, Gisele Bündchen, 44, donated a Bottega Veneta mini Jodie purse in metallic gold — consider it the luxury fashion equivalent to your very own Academy Awards statuette. The epitome of impeccable Italian craftsmanship, the coveted It Bag blends modern style with meaningful impact.

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Garrn, who is represented by the Lions, offered the ultimate red carpet gown: a Giorgio Armani design she plucked off the Fall 2019 runway before wearing it to the opening ceremony of She Came To Me at the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival. Timelessly sophisticated and with no shortage of shine, this dress is a standout for anyone looking to dress like a star for a night.

Or perhaps you’re looking to channel your inner reality star. Look no further than Paris Hilton‘s Self-Portrait dress, worn at the Kardashian-Jenner family’s famous Christmas Eve party in 2023. The glamorous rhinestone-covered gown features a slinky cutout neckline and ruched bodice.

While everyone loves a statement piece, you can do just as much good by investing in a timeless staple, like a black Gucci tuxedo from DiCaprio’s personal collection. The acclaimed actor wore it to the 2023 Gotham Awards in New York, which honored Martin Scorsese‘s epic Killers of the Flower Moon, starring DiCaprio, 50, giving it an extra layer of significance.

The simple yet striking tuxedo showcases Gucci’s expert tailoring and refined detailing. Paired with a bespoke white Gucci shirt, it’s the ultimate black-tie look for the leading man in your life.

The ultimate arm candy, however, is perhaps the Chanel 2.55 Double Flap bag, donated by It girl, model, and actress Kristine Froseth. Expertly crafted from the French fashion house’s signature quilted velvet in a vibrant shade of red, it’s a symbol of luxury and heartfelt sentiment that extends even beyond the auction beneficiaries. (Coco Chanel herself was said to use the discreet zip pocket to store her love letters, lending an element of romance to the bag’s story.)

Following the exhibition opening, a panel discussion with representatives from Re:wild and All Hands and Hearts further deepened the narrative. This discourse underscored the event’s commitment to bridging the rarefied world of haute couture with imperative global stewardship.

Garrn’s words about the multi-day event struck a positive chord about the power to use fashion for good. “Los Angeles bestowed an exhilarating new dimension upon SUPER FLEA MARKET with HEIMAT proving the perfect canvas for this vision,” the activist told Us Weekly exclusively.

“Our ethos, ‘Let Clothes Do Good,’ resonated profoundly here,” she continued. “I am deeply humbled by the outpouring of support. It is truly remarkable to witness these exquisite pieces, once cherished by my esteemed friends, metamorphose into tangible aid for wildfire relief.”

Indeed, the online auction is a rare venture into the wardrobes of stylish stars — and a testament to fashion’s capacity to transcend the ephemeral and become a conduit for change.

The auction collection, accessible at superfleamarket.org, will culminate on Wednesday, March 5, at 8 p.m. PT. For those in the Los Angeles area, the collection will be on view in the Phillips showroom from Saturday, March 1, offering a physical connection to the charitable initiative.

Discover the auction and learn more about the philanthropic mission at superfleamarket.org