Since the start of the coronavirus epidemic, more and more fashion brands have been mobilizing to help hospitals. The latest one? The second-hand luxury online platform Vestiaire Collective, which appealed to the top influencers, Pernielle Teisbaek and Camille Charrière at the head.

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After Chanel, LVMH, Kering or Edouard Vermeulen at Natan, it&#39;s Vestiaire Collective, the second-hand luxury sales platform, to mobilize in order to fight against the coronavirus epidemic. True to its signature, the site appealed to key personalities in the fashion sphere, to empty their dressing room and raise funds for French and international hospitals. Among the participants are Kate Moss, Anna Della Russo, Clare Waight Keller, Charlotte Tilbury or the influencers Pernille Teisbaek, Caro Daur and Camille Charri&egrave;re.&nbsp;So many pointy locker rooms on which fashionistas would dream of getting their hands ... for a good cause!&nbsp;

Vestiaire Collective teams are working with organisations across the world, such as the World Health Organisation, acting both locally and globally to fight the effects of COVID-19.

Go to <a href="https://www.vestiairecollective.com/journal/welcome-to-our-coronavirus-charity-sale-global-uk/" target="_blank">https://vestiairecollective.com</a>&nbsp;for more.

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