
The Annual goop Celebrity Closet Sale
The Annual goop Celebrity Closet Sale is something we’ve come to look forward to months in advance—and not just because it’s the equivalent of raiding some of our favorite ladies’ wardrobes, but because it serves as excellent motivation to Marie Kondo the heck out of our own. This year, our generous participants parted ways with pieces that all feel especially personal in different ways. Anne Hathaway donated two dresses she wore during her pregnancy and a Givenchy gown customized by Riccardo Tishi; and Lena Dunham gifted a pair of Michael Kors platform lace-ups from the designer himself, along with two beautiful Miu Miu pieces. Drew Barrymore, who’s book Wildflower recently came out in paperback (just in time for beach-reading season), gave us a treasure trove of accessories and the perfect everyday outfit. Stylist-slash-designer, Rachel Zoe, sent some favorites from her namesake collection while jewelry maven Jennifer Meyer put together a dream going-out outfit, complete with a Prada heels-and-clutch combo and one of her iconic diamond necklaces. Our favorite funny girl Jill Kargman raided the Odd Mom Out costume department to send us pieces she wore on-screen, and finally, GP parted with several dresses (and one amazing jumpsuit) that have walked the red carpet, plus a pair of Jimmy Choo heels Pepper Potts wore in Iron Man 3, among other gems. (A special shout out goes to the miracle workers at Effrey’s for making gently-loved pieces look like new.)
As in years past, proceeds from the sale are going to two amazing children’s charities. Long-time goop favorite DonorsChoose continues to make an enormous difference in the experience of teachers and students in our country’s under-funded public schools; meanwhile, Children’s Rights has been protecting children in foster care for more than twenty years now (more on each below). We’re humbled to contribute to both.
Anne Hathaway
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PRADA
DEEP RED PUMPS goop, $325 -
PRADA
WHITE, BLACK & GREY BAG goop, $450 “Prada: ’nuff said.” -
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MARIA + CORNEJO DARK RED
DRESS WITH BRIGHT RED BOTTOM goop, $395 “Another pregnancy staple—this dress was a
go-to late in my pregnancy, but would look
chic on anyone! I wore to to a pre-Oscar party
that Armani hosted. Note: Cate Blanchett
touched the right sleeve.” -
FLEABAGS TRIBAL PRINT &
TAN LEATHER BAG goop, $125 “I included my Fleabag because it was designed by
a friend of ours and I wanted to support a small
business (particularly when the product is made in
America. And especially in New York.) I love this piece and
hope you do too!” -
LOVE MOSCHINO BLACK & LACE DRESS goop, $225 “In 2012/2013 I wore this Moschino to everything I
could! My favorite memory is wearing it to the after
party when I hosted SNL that year. Note: It looks
great with flat, lace-up boots and layers beautifully
with cropped sweaters.” -
GIVENCHY BLACK LEATHER
SHOULDER BAG goop, $795 “Were this not for such a good cause, I
would hold on to this. I hope you enjoy it
as much as I did. Note: Looks diminutive,
but holds a surprising amount of stuff.” -
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GIVENCHY PINK DRESS goop, $795 “ I wore this when I was Riccardo Tisci’s date to an
art event honoring Cindy Sherman. It used to be
long, but then Riccardo decided to make it short.
It’s more his dress than mine. :)” -
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MARC JACOBS DRESS goop, $495 “I wore this Marc Jacobs (a longtime fave) to my
first red carpet while I was pregnant, to an event for
St. Jude Children’s research hospital.”
Drew Barrymore
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GIVENCHY BLACK SUEDE
SHOULDER BAG goop, $900 “This bag is luxurious and yet everyday.” -
A.L.C. SWEATER goop, $150 “ A beautiful staple piece.”
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TORY BURCH
BLACK FLATS WITH BOW goop, $175 “A fancy version of a flat.” -
CÉline blue leather bag goop, $1,595 “I absolutely love this shade of blue.”
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TORY BURCH
GREY BOOTIES
WITH BROWN SOLE goop, $195 “Neutral color and comfortable.” -
MARNI RED LEATHER BAG goop, $650 “I think this bag has such a unique design.”
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CLAUDIE PIERLOT BLACK PANTS goop, $125 “A fancy basic black pant.”
Gwyneth Paltrow
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VALENTINO BLACK COAT
WITH STAR BUTTONS goop, $1,200 -
GIVENCHY
GREY WOOL JACKET goop, $300 -
GIVENCHY
GREY & BLACK SKIRT goop, $150 -
GIUSEPPE
BROWN CUTOUT
HEELS goop, $300 -
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ÉTOILE ISABEL MARANT RED, WHITE & GOLD
TOP goop, $200 “I fell in love with this floaty Isabel top on a Self
magazine shoot.” -
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PRADA SILVER DRESS goop, $750 “I wore this Prada dress soon after giving birth when
I was still 2/3 sizes larger than my normal size; it
was incredibly flattering.” -
BURBERRY PRORSUM
LIGHT BLUE DRESS goop, $595 -
ALEXANDER WANG
GREY LEATHER BAG goop, $500 “The kind of everyday bag that’s a
step up from a tote, but still roomy for
schlepping your stuff around.” -
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ALICE + OLIVIA BY STACEY
BENDET WHITE DRESS goop, $195 “I wore this dress last year to a party
celebrating Windsor Smith’s book,
Homefront.” -
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GALVAN NAVY & VELVET JUMPSUIT goop, $595 “I never met a jumpsuit I didn’t love, but this is one
of my favorites.” -
JIMMY CHOO
BLACK CUTOUT HEELS goop, $350 “Pepper Potts wore these in
Iron Man 3.” -
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN
BLACK & SILVER CLUTCH goop, $795 -
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ALAÏA LIGHT PINK DRESS goop, $1,095 “The prettiest shade of pink”
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MARNI PINK DRESS goop, $400 “Such a great summer mini—I also like it with opaque tights
for year-round wear.”
Jennifer Meyer
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JENNIFER MEYER WHITE DRESS goop, $135 “Launching a capsule clothing collection with
Barneys New York was a dream come true! This
dress is one of my very favorite pieces. I will for
sure be wearing mine all summer long!” -
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PRADA RED HEELS goop, $295 “Red is one of my favorite colors
and these heels can be worn with
anything. Plus, they’re super
comfortable—score!” -
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PRADA NAVY SILK CLUTCH goop, $300 “This is one of my favorite bags for a
night out. It seriously goes with
everything! I recently wore it to the
InStyle Awards honoring goop’s very
own beautiful Gwyneth Paltrow.” -
JENNIFER MEYER
YG DIAMOND STICK
NECKLACE goop, $750 “The diamond stick is a classic piece
from my collection. This is a necklace
you will never have to take off—it’s
perfect to layer or wear on it’s own!” -
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sUPERGA X jENNIFER meYER PINK SNEAKERS goop, $95 “I could wear sneakers every day! I pair these with dresses, jeans, shorts—the
list goes on. I haven’t taken mine off! Lucky you, you’re getting a fresh pair. :)”
Jill Kargman
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MOTHER OF DRAGONS T-SHIRT goop, $75 Worn in Season 1, Episode 3
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H&M BLACK SKIRT goop, $35
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AMERICAN APPAREL BELIEVE IN
UNICORNS T-SHIRT goop, $75 Worn in Season 1, Episode 1
Lena Dunham
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MIU MIU MAROON FLOWER TOP goop, $250 “This Miu Miu floral top was first worn on a trip
to the Venice Film Festival. I had recently
bleached my hair and felt like an Italian star as
I boated around the Canals. I love that it’s
equally at home with jeans or a great pencil
skirt and heels.” -
SASS & BIDE WHITE SHORT
WITH GOLD & ROSES goop, $150 “These Sass & Bide shorts were an impulse purchase
because they made me feel like I was at a Haight Ashbury
love-in. I think that I was over estimating my need for
formal shorts BUT they’re so damn cute with a crisp
button down or a slinky camisole.” -
MIU MIU PALE PINK SKIRT goop, $350 “This baby pink Miu Miu skirt is a perfect mix of
girlish and glamorous. I like to wear it in
an unexpected way with black ankle boots
and a nubby sweater. It swishes and it’s a
really nice sound.” -
MICHAEL KORS
black platform lace-up shoes goop, $250 “These Michael Kors platforms were given to me by
the designer himself to wear to a party celebrating my
dear friend Betty Halbreich, a personal shopper and
legend at Bergdorf Goodman. I loved wearing them
that night and for the next year constantly styled
them with everything from skinny jeans to baby doll
dresses. They have a pleasing weight and make me
think of cool goth kids on Saint Mark’s Place.” -
MANOLO BLAHNIK BLACK & WHITE STRIPED FLATS goop, $295 “These black and white Manolo Blahnik flats make my feet feel
so genteel! I pre-ordered them after seeing their graphic
greatness in Elle magazine, I believe. I would pair them with jean
shorts or overalls in summer and call it a look.” -
“This is me right now, hoping these items find the
love they deserve! As you can see, I am headed to
P Diddy’s white party (just kidding, but also
it could happen).”
Rachel Zoe
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RACHEL ZOE TAN & GOLD TOP goop, $125 “I love anything inspired by the bohemia of
the 1970’s—this top is the perfect
alternative to your silk blouse and perfect
for your summer wardrobe.” -
RACHEL ZOE BLACK DRESS
WITH BUTTONS goop, $175 “Tuxedo dressing is timeless…you should
have at least one tuxedo-inspired silhouette
in your wardrobe.” -
RACHEL ZOE LEATHER PANTS goop, $125 “A leather trouser is a must have for every
woman, and I’ve always been obsessed with
fringe—the combination is perfect!” -
RACHEL ZOE CREAM LACE MAXI DRESS goop, $175 “This romantic, ’70s-inspired silhouette
combines some of my favorite elements—
lace and lattice details.”
Get to Know These Amazing Charities
Children's Rights
Founded in 1995 by long-time Civil Rights attorney, Marcia Robinson Lowry, Children’s Rights was born out of the basic fact that children in the foster care system have no voice, and little in the way of protection and representation. While some kids flourish in loving homes, others are often torn apart from their siblings, and placed in dangerous situations where no one is safeguarding their future. It may seem backward, but Children’s Rights sues states to win more resources for these often neglected and abused kids, including lower social worker-to-children ratios and other essentials, like access to food, healthcare, and education. As the organization explains, “Children’s Rights uses the law to hold governments accountable and defend thousands of kids when foster care systems fail. We have secured court orders mandating top-to-bottom child welfare reform in more than a dozen states.”

DonorsChoose
DonorsChoose is a groundbreaking non-profit that enables public school teachers to crowdsource funds for their classrooms directly from the public. In 2000, Charles Best, a former Bronx public school teacher founded the innovative platform, after dipping into his own pocket to outfit his classroom with the barest of essentials–a standard practice for teachers in areas of need. Today, DonorsChoose helps teachers in more than half of America’s public school enrich their students’ education, whether it’s through pen, paper, and textbooks, cooking classes, or field trips to the science museum and tickets to the opera. Teachers submit their classroom needs and desires, and donors can look through the requests and fund their asks directly. It’s pretty amazing, making it no surprise that DonorsChoose has moved more than $400 million in donations through the public school system since it launched.

Children's Rights
Founded in 1995 by long-time Civil Rights attorney, Marcia Robinson Lowry, Children’s Rights was born out of the basic fact that children in the foster care system have no voice, and little in the way of protection and representation. While some kids flourish in loving homes, others are often torn apart from their siblings, and placed in dangerous situations where no one is safeguarding their future. It may seem backward, but Children’s Rights sues states to win more resources for these often neglected and abused kids, including lower social worker-to-children ratios and other essentials, like access to food, healthcare, and education. As the organization explains, “Children’s Rights uses the law to hold governments accountable and defend thousands of kids when foster care systems fail. We have secured court orders mandating top-to-bottom child welfare reform in more than a dozen states.”

DonorsChoose
DonorsChoose is a groundbreaking non-profit that enables public school teachers to crowdsource funds for their classrooms directly from the public. In 2000, Charles Best, a former Bronx public school teacher founded the innovative platform, after dipping into his own pocket to outfit his classroom with the barest of essentials–a standard practice for teachers in areas of need. Today, DonorsChoose helps teachers in more than half of America’s public school enrich their students’ education, whether it’s through pen, paper, and textbooks, cooking classes, or field trips to the science museum and tickets to the opera. Teachers submit their classroom needs and desires, and donors can look through the requests and fund their asks directly. It’s pretty amazing, making it no surprise that DonorsChoose has moved more than $400 million in donations through the public school system since it launched.