Kathy Hilton will put a selection of designer clothing, furniture and personal décor on sale Sept. 23 through Chairish, the online vintage home marketplace, the company and Page Six reported.
The collection, billed as an "elevated" Chairish tag sale, includes household items and accessories collected from homes the Hilton family has occupied in New York City, Southampton and Bel Air. Notable pieces listed by Page Six include a vintage letter box that belonged to Kathy’s husband, Rick Hilton, from the Waldorf Astoria; holiday decorations handcrafted by Hilton; and luxury goods from Hermès, Goyard and Louis Vuitton, including a Louis Vuitton suitcase reportedly signed by actress Sharon Stone.
Hilton, a longtime socialite and a cast member on Bravo’s Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, told hosts Evan Real and Danny Murphy of SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio that the items have been part of family celebrations for years. "The pieces in my Chairish Tag Sale have warmed our family homes and so many celebrations over the years," she said. "I’m excited for them to live on in someone else’s home and be a part of new memories."
Chairish President Anna Brockway said the platform was honored to host Hilton’s first tag sale on the site, characterizing her aesthetic as ‘‘sparkle, style and whimsy’’ and noting that many items carry personal provenance tied to Hilton’s entertaining and social life. Chairish is requiring shoppers to sign up at Chairish.com for exclusive access when the sale goes live.
The event is presented as an opportunity for fans and interior-design shoppers to buy objects with celebrity provenance rather than a general estate sale. Page Six described the assortment as including heirloom-worthy tabletop pieces, statement chairs and party-ready accessories. The sale follows a growing trend of celebrities partnering with resale and vintage platforms to monetize wardrobes and home collections while offering buyers distinctive, authenticated pieces.
Though not all sale items or price points were disclosed in advance of the launch, Page Six said photographs and item descriptions will be available to registered shoppers when the event opens on Sept. 23. The news outlet also noted Hilton’s continued public profile, including appearances on upcoming seasons of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which may increase interest among collectors and fans.
Interested buyers can register on Chairish’s website for details and early access. The site has previously hosted curated sales from designers and collectors; organizers said the Hilton event is positioned as a curated, high-end tag sale rather than a conventional garage sale.
