It's not often you get the opportunity to get your hands on an actual piece of clothing that was once worn by royalty - but now's your chance!
Lady Amelia Windsor has joined the likes of Kate Moss, Naomie Harris and Poppy Delevingne in donating clothing to the Vestiaire Collective X Oxfam Secondhand September charity sale - and it's fastest fingers first.
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The young royal has passed on an Emporio Armani leather jacket that she wore to Milan Fashion Week in February 2018. It's a beauty, and at just £135, it's quite the pre-loved bargain.
Lady Amelia Windsor has donated her Emporio Armani jacket to the sale
It doesn't stop there, either - you can also shop Georgia May Jagger's shoe and sunglasses collection, Kate Moss' Yves Saint Laurent blazer and Carey Mulligan's sparkling Prada party dress.
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It's all in aid of Oxfam's Secondhand September campaign, which encourages shoppers to think sustainably by giving up buying new - and all the money raised will go to the charity, which aims to end global poverty.
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The sale will run from 16 to 23 September on the popular resale fashion site.
Lady Amelia Windsor's Emporio Armani jacket, £135, Vestiaire Collective
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Lady Amelia Windsor is a regular on the fashion week scene, and is also passionate about promoting sustainability and eco principles.
Amelia's parents are George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews and Sylvana Tomaselli, a Canadian-born historian at the University of Cambridge - and at present, she's 39th in line to the British throne!
Kate Moss' YSL jacket, £280, Vestiaire Collective
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We're not surprised she wanted to donate to this fantastic cause, since she often uses her social media to speak up about shopping ethically. In July, she shared a snap of one of her favourite second-hand dresses from Portobello market, and in June she rocked a zero-waste crochet dress.
Amelia loves to wear vintage and secondhand pieces
Vestiaire Collective's co-founder and president Fanny Moizant told us: "Vestiaire Collective is hugely proud to team up with Oxfam's Second Hand September initiative for a second year!
We share their passion to drive positive sustainable change for people and the planet, the campaign pledge is a simple but powerful way for everyone to get involved and help build a better future."
