Australia finally got Vinted this July, and now Charli XCX is joining the party. The iconic hyperpop singer, who brought Brat Summer to Laneway Festival 2025, will be selling her clothes on the Lithuanian marketplace from Monday, November 16. Expect pieces from Charli's personal collection – a leather jacket from R&M Leathers and vintage tees among them – alongside looks from her latest Music, Fashion, Film tour. The sale will be open to shoppers in Australia, the UK and the US, with all proceeds going to Rainbow Railroad, an international organisation supporting the safety of LGBTQIA+ individuals. "Some were found on Vinted in the first place, worn on stage and are now going back out into the world, which feels like a full circle," Charli says. Together with her stylist Chris Horan, she scoured Vinted using search terms like 'distressed', 'gothic' and 'flounce' to find a mix of pre-loved and designer pieces for the tour. Some of the grails up for sale include an early-2000s Christian Audigier tunic (it became a dress for the Austin show), a sheer grey blouse worn in San Diego, and a black Roberto Cavalli dress Charli rocked at the Academy Gala after-party in Los Angeles. Plus a find that hasn't made its debut yet: a floor-length Donna Karan dress with an appliqué bird motif. "Vintage and second-hand are a huge part of my style. I think it makes a look feel more personal to me and always takes us to a more unexpected place," Charli, who also reworked her real-life Danielle Frankel wedding dress into a crowd-surfing look in her 'Rock Music' music video, says. Over the years, Hogan has curated Charli's messy party-girl glam by pairing older, iconic finds – the gothic Valentino gown in the 'Good Ones' music video, for instance – with more current pieces. So it's no surprise that the duo will be doing some Vinted shopping of their own too. Sellers can use the hashtag #charlixcx on their listings to catch their attention. One New York-based seller who sold to Charli sums up the appeal of Vinted's circular spirit: "Once I have my moment wearing something, I like to pass it on because ya never know who's gonna wear it next... maybe a pop star." Like what you see? Subscribe to the Concrete Playground newsletter to get stories just like these straight to your inbox.