Published
October 31, 2024
Harvey Nichols has joined the pre-owned designer drive, linking up with Luxury Promise on a pop-up basis to offer a selection of high-end jewellery and accessories, some dating back to the 1990s and 2000s.
The pop-up, located on the ground floor of its London flagship store in Knightsbridge, remains open until January 2025.
The collab’s aim is to “democratise luxury” offering a variety of curated pre-loved pieces with stand-outs including Cartier jewellery, Rolex watches, Hermès Kelly leather handbags and a limited edition Chanel vanity case.
Harvey Nichols CEO Julia Goddard said the partnership with Luxury Promise will “bring a one-of-a-kind shopping experience to our Knightsbridge store and online. This collaboration will bring pre-loved products from all around the world to Harvey Nichols, offering the ultimate in luxury goods and making them accessible to all our customers.We look forward to welcoming customers in-store to experience these exciting products first hand.”
Esha Arora, director at Luxury Promise, added: “Luxury Promise has revolutionised the pre-loved, resale market through Live Shopping. Our dedication to making sustainable pre-owned items feel luxurious has now been consolidated by a collaboration with one of the leading, luxury department stores internationally. We are working alongside CEO Julia Goddard to bring together a community that respects and celebrates circular economy.”
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