Vogue vintage market returns: a one-day extravaganza of rare fashion treasures

The Vogue Vintage Market is back for its second edition, promising a rare opportunity to score some of the most coveted and hard-to-find fashion pieces from recent decades. On March 28, the event will descend upon Roll & Hill in SoHo, bringing with it over 100 years of fashion history in the form of archival clothing, accessories, and home goods.

A curated selection of vintage fashion and homeware

Organized by Vogue editors Amy Astley, Emma Chamberlain, Paloma Elsesser, and Liana Satenstein, the sale will feature a rotating selection of items sourced from eBay, the official vintage and pre-loved partner of Vogue, as well as directly from the closets of designers and the brand's closest friends.

Among the headlining pieces are a Chanel Couture Spring 2016 dress worn on the runway, a Carolina Herrera Spring 2025 gown seen on Irina Shayk and later Joey King, a Loewe Puzzle Bag 10 re-edition marking a decade of the iconic design, and a Michael Kors custom tuxedo dress worn by Anok Yai to the 2021 CFDA Awards.

Other notable items include a Khaite Spring 2024 belt with a sculptural brass clasp, a Marc Jacobs Fall 2024 dress in sheer layers of pink, a Schiaparelli 2025 sweater that pays homage to the brand's surrealist heritage, and a Dior 2016/2017 red chiffon gown worn by Bee Shaffer Carrozzini to her 30th birthday.

Tickets for the event are $45, with all net proceeds benefiting the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund and the Center for Youth Mental Health at NewYork-Presbyterian. Mark your calendars for a day of fashion excavation and rediscovery at the Vogue Vintage Market.