Weekend shopping lists rarely mix heirloom jewellery with a carefully edited second-hand wardrobe — yet that is exactly the mood of Vanity Fair Italia’s Sabato Shopping gallery for 7 November 2026. For a store built around bracelets, earrings, rings and bags, two stories stand out: Tiffany & Co.’s HardWear Holiday campaign, and a charity wardrobe sale that turns personal style into a second life.
HardWear: Manhattan links for the holidays
Tiffany & Co. has cast house ambassador Amanda Seyfried in its Holiday 2026 campaign, “Love Is a Gift”. Across imagery and the short film You & Me, she wears HardWear by Tiffany — the house’s thick-link motif drawn from a bold bracelet in the archives, dated 1962 and steeped in Manhattan’s restless spirit. National Jeweler and WWD both report the collection’s handcrafted 18k gold links and hand-set pavé diamonds as the visual centre of the campaign; Tiffany’s own press notes describe the gauge link as a symbol of strength and resilience, spanning bracelets, rings, earrings and necklaces.
That archival origin matters for anyone who shops for jewellery meant to last. HardWear is not a seasonal gimmick: Who What Wear’s history of the line traces the same 1962 bracelet through the collection’s 2017 revival and its present role as a holiday staple. Bold links and diamond pavé are the kind of pieces people keep — and, eventually, pass on.
A wardrobe that funds a second chance
On Vestiaire Collective, Franco-Italian actress Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu — Sylvie Grateau in Emily in Paris — has opened her personal wardrobe for the first time. According to Vestiaire’s PR Newswire announcement, more than twenty pieces land in two drops (3 November and 3 December 2026), spanning Fendi, Balenciaga, Ami, Chloé, Ralph Lauren, Jimmy Choo, Dior, Yohji Yamamoto, Vivienne Westwood and Patou. All proceeds go to Innocence en Danger, which works to protect children from violence. The first drop sold quickly; the December drop is the next window for anyone hunting a designer coat, suit or pair of heels with a story attached.
Vanity Fair Italia also flags Ami Paris’s Ami d’Hiver, with Catherine Deneuve fronting a festive winter wardrobe of generous coats, soft knits and colourful scarves, hats and gloves — a reminder that seasonal colour need not wait for jewellery alone.
Whether you lean toward thick-link gold, diamond sparkle or a well-chosen pre-loved bag, the shared idea is the same: buy once, wear often, and let good design travel further than a single season.
Sources: Vanity Fair Italia, “Sabato shopping” gallery (7 November 2026); Tiffany & Co. HardWear press notes; National Jeweler, “Amanda Seyfried Stars In Tiffany & Co.’s Holiday Campaign”; WWD, Amanda Seyfried Holiday 2026 coverage; Who What Wear, HardWear collection history; Vestiaire Collective / PR Newswire, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu closet sale (3 November 2026).
