In recent weeks, the largest fashion conglomerates have donated millions of dollars to the fight against Covid-19, while others have found original ways to make their contribution. Some brands will donate a portion of the profit, others are producing medical masks and suits. The reaction of the fashion industry has been exemplary.

The latest initiative was undertaken by Vestiaire Collective, which organized a charity sale of clothing, bags, shoes and accessories belonging to popular names such as Rachel Weisz, Thandie Newton, Claire Waight Keller, Bella Freud and Charlotte Tilbury. All proceeds and commission from Vestiaire Collective will be donated to front-line organizations working to fight coronavirus such as the World Health Organization, France / Paris Hospitals Foundations and La Paz Hospital in Madrid. "In 30 years of my career, I've never been part of something like this," said Anna dello Russo, editor-in-chief of Vogue Japan, which is selling clothing from her wardrobe to help the Italian Lombardy Region Fund. ?Today, the pandemic transformed us into a militant audience. I feel I should do whatever I can to help people who are fighting this virus. "

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