Formerly known as Fashion for Action, this year's Housing Works benefit has undergone a fresh transformation. Get ready to be part of a movement that bridges the gap between upcyclers, makers, and brands, all while championing sustainability in style. Join us for a multi-day extravaganza, where immersive learning experiences, fashion icons, influencers, and activists come together. Get ready to shop over $1 million worth of unique pieces exclusively available to you at 50-80% off retail prices.

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Opening Night Reception & Sale - Nov. 8
Public Sale Days - Nov. 9-11

Instore Shopping
Housing Works Thrift Shop Chelsea
143 West 17th Street, New York, NY

Online Shopping
eshop.housingworks.org

Host

Patricia Clarkson

Co-Chairs

Nigel Barker, Misa Hylton, Mickey Boardman, Laura Brown, Patricia Field, Cameron Silver, Lorraine Bracco, Kesha McLeod, Todd Snyder

Donating Online Curators

Kelly Bensimon, Tavi Gevinson, Logan Horne, Natalie Kates, Stella Keitel, Dae Lim, Mia Moretti, Presley Oldham, CeCe Olisa, Nik Pollina, Heron Preston, Max Siegelman

Donating Brands

& Other Stories, 2(X)IST, Adam Lippes, Adrienne's Bridal, Alpha Industries, Area Stars, BACI Trade, Bloomingdale's, Carla Dawn Behrle NYC, Catbird, Cesar Galindo, Cindi Gindi, Coach, Cocobelle, COS, CPW, Diamond Veneer, Dolce & Gabbana, Effie's Paper, Eric Javits, FANG, Fashionrabbit NYC, Fraas, GiGi New York, Groupe Inc., Hat Attack, Helmut Lang, Hevron, HOMOCATS, Indochino, Issey Miyake, KAL RIEMAN, Leanne Marshall, Leota, M. Gemi, Macha Jewelry, Mackage, Marc Jacobs, Max Mara, Michele Benjamin, Misa Hylton Teva, Monica Vinader, National Picnic, OTB Designer (Maison Margiela / Marni), Ozone Socks, Patricia Nash Designs, Paul Renwick Designs, PHILLIP GAVRIEL FINE JEWELRY, PilgrimNYC, PONO by Joan Goodman, Print System, Purrfect Ventures LLC, REISS, Spitfire Sunglass Design, Stellah, Stuzo Clothing, Tamara Malas, Tanya Taylor, Theory, Undra Celeste, WE-AR4 Vans, Veronica Beard

About Housing Works

All proceeds support Housing Works, which for over 30 years has been on the front lines of providing life-saving services and leading relentless advocacy on behalf of people living with HIV/AIDS, those experiencing homelessness, the LGBTQ community, and all New Yorkers in need. To date, the event has raised almost $10 million dollars for Housing Works' mission.