Los Angeles is banding together to give back. Give A Frock LA – a groundbreaking auction of iconic stage and screen looks is officially launched, promising a treasure trove of music and fashion history while directly supporting wildfire relief efforts.

Hosted by Julien’s Auctions in conjunction with the star-studded GVE A FCK LA benefit concert, this initiative, spearheaded by celebrity stylist Lindsey Hartman, is a powerful testament to the entertainment industry’s commitment to its community.

The online auction, running until February 25th, is a veritable feast for collectors and fans alike. From Sabrina Carpenter's "Taste" music video-worn outfit to Olivia Rodrigo's breathtaking Rodarte gown from "The Hunger Games" premiere, the range of items is staggering. Imagine owning a piece of the magic worn by Cher, Charli XCX, Hayley Williams, Latto, Kelly Rowland, Toni Braxton, and so many more. Red carpet glamour is also on offer, with looks from Jenna Ortega, Sky Ferreira, Jeff Goldblum, and Sandra Oh. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Signed memorabilia, movie costumes, and other unique artifacts round out this extraordinary collection.

The Real Showstoppers: Beastie Boys

Artifacts from the lives and times of Adam "MCA" Yauch, Michael "Mike D" Diamond, and Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz rarely surface at auction. These pioneers of hip-hop, known for their innovative music and distinctive style, remain icons. The three royal blue and yellow Adidas tracksuits, personalized for each member and worn on stage during their 2004 "To The 5 Boroughs" Tour, are nothing short of legendary.

Featured in the documentary “Live to the 5 Boroughs,” these tracksuits are a tangible piece of hip-hop history. Given the scarcity of Beastie Boys memorabilia and their enduring influence, these tracksuits are predicted to fetch top dollar, potentially setting records for hip-hop artifacts at auction. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for collectors to own a piece of the Beastie Boys' legacy.

Chappell Roan

The rising pop star known for her campy, drag-influenced aesthetic, has generously contributed several items to the Give A Frock LA auction. This is a chance to own a piece of her vibrant performance wardrobe.

Roan first gained attention with her debut EP, "School Nights," and has since become a celebrated figure in the music industry. Her debut album, "The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess," garnered critical acclaim and solidified her status as a unique and exciting artist. She is known for her theatrical stage presence and her music videos are highly stylized and visually captivating.

Among the items up for bid are a vintage sequined marching band unitard worn in her "HOT TO GO!" music video and during a performance at Outside Lands Festival, an ensemble worn on stage at the Goldfield Trading Post, and a pair of Marc Jacobs Kiki boots worn in a Rolling Stone Magazine photoshoot (which also includes the magazine). These pieces offer a glimpse into Roan's bold fashion choices and her dynamic career.

A Deeper Connection: Rebuilding LA

Beyond the dazzling array of fashion and memorabilia, Give A Frock LA is about making a real difference. 100% of the net proceeds from both the auction and the GVE A FCK LA benefit concert will go directly to organizations providing critical support to those affected by wildfires: One Voice, Altadena Girls, Friends in Deed, and Pasadena Humane Society. This is a chance to not only acquire something extraordinary but to contribute to a vital cause.

Give A Frock LA and GVE A FCK LA represent the best of what happens when the entertainment industry uses its platform for good. The combined power of music, fashion, and philanthropy is a force to be reckoned with, and this initiative is a shining example. Whether you're a die-hard fan, a serious collector, or simply want to support a worthy cause, register now and place your bids. This is more than just an auction; it's a chance to be part of something truly special. Don't miss out. The auction closes February 25th at 10 AM PST LIVE in our backyard – Los Angeles.