foto: Instagram/@ashanty_ash; Instagram/@ayutingting92
Brilio.net - Collecting various expensive items is certainly nothing new for celebrities. Whether it's accessories, clothes, shoes, bags, or other items. However, artists usually tend to use their fashion items for a short period of time.
It's not uncommon for these items to only be used once or twice. Not to mention the high demands of the entertainment world and they have to always look fashionable at all times.
So it's not surprising that many artists sell their used items when they no longer use them. However, instead of using the money from the sale of their goods for personal use, these artists chose to donate it to those who needed it more. Their attitude certainly brings praise from the public.
Who are they? The following is a list of celebrities selling used clothes for donation, compiled by brilio.net from various sources, Sunday (21/4).
1. Brisia Jodie.
celebs selling used clothes for donation
Instagram/@brisiajodie96
During the Covid-19 pandemic yesterday, Brisia Jodie was known to be selling her used clothes. Brisia didn't do this for herself. The sales of used clothes are donated to those in greater need. Remembering that at that time many people were trying to survive due to the impact of the pandemic.
"(Sold) a lot. Preloved clothes, because usually you only wear them once, it's a shame. That's not bad, but the money is not for me to buy, it's still for me to donate," he said.
2. Ashanti.
celebs selling used clothes for donation
Instagram/@ashanty_ash
Ashanty and Anang Hermansyah are known to often wear luxury goods. It's not surprising that their family also often sells used goods, from clothes to other luxury accessories.
This activity has even been running since 2017. Not for his own benefit, the proceeds from the sale of used goods are donated to charity events through the Hermansyah Foundation.
3. Andien
celebs selling used clothes for donation
Instagram/@setali.indonesia
Often appearing as a fashionista, Andien also often sells her used goods. He even founded a non-profit organization called Setali whose activity is to collect used goods and resell them.
Andien explained that his non-profit organization accommodates pre-loved or used items donated by people, not by buying them from other people. The proceeds from sales of these items will later be donated to people who need them more.
4. Meisya Siregar.
celebs selling used clothes for donation
Instagram/@meisya__siregar
Meisya Siregar is an artist who often sells her used items at auctions. Several times he was seen selling his products at a number of bazaars.
Relatively cheap, Bebi Romeo's wife sells her items at prices starting from IDR 30,000. He admitted that he often promotes his merchandise through social media.
For Meisya, rather than giving used goods, she would rather help people in need by giving money. So that the proceeds from selling used goods are donated to those in need.
5. Amanda Saraswati.
celebs selling used clothes for donation
TikTok/@toko.cantik1
Stevie's sister-in-law Agnecya was in the spotlight after selling branded items belonging to the deceased. The woman who works as a dentist sells it on live TikTok.
However, unfortunately this action drew scorn from netizens. Some netizens think it is better to donate these items rather than sell them.
Not wanting to be accused of all kinds of things, Amanda said that the proceeds from the sale of Stevie Agnecya's items did not belong to her or the deceased's extended family. However, all sales proceeds are donated to the orphanage where they usually provide assistance.
6. Ayu Ting Ting.
celebs selling used clothes for donation
Instagram/mom_ayting92_
Recently, Ayu Ting Ting opened a bazaar in her yard to sell her used goods. At that moment, the singer, born in 1992, was selling clothes, bags, shoes and other accessories at very low prices, starting from hundreds of thousands of rupiah.
Unfortunately, Ayu Ting Ting's action received ridicule from netizens who actually advised her to give these items away for free. Responding to this, the mother of one child said that the money from the sale would later be donated to orphans.
(brl/ola)
