London – Bonhams presents London Luxury: Handbags and Fashion Sale on 29 September- 9 October 2025, with an iconic collection of eclectic and emblematic fashion, accessory and jewellery pieces, including two signature simulated pearl jewels from Jacqueline Kennedy's personal collection. The historic pieces will be presented alongside accessories designed by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, Actress Sharon Stone for Louis Vuitton, and pieces by Hermès, Christian Dior, and Saint Laurent.

As part of the sale, Bonhams will also present a meticulously curated selection of rare and collectible clothing and accessories in collaboration with MY WARDROBE HQ, the UK's leading destination for accessing, renting, and acquiring contemporary and luxury womenswear. Each piece has been handpicked from their exclusive Wardrobe editing service, which offers clients a discreet and seamless way to release treasures from their private collections back into circulation.

As a symbol of modern elegance, Jacqueline Kennedy, who famously declared that "Pearls are always appropriate," redefined fashion during her time as First Lady. Pearls are an enduring and classic image of Kennedy's sophisticated and contemporary style, often worn with her signature Chanel suits and shift dresses, which forever influenced not only American but global fashion. Previously sold by Bonhams in 2010, the simulated pearls heading to auction have exceptional provenance, originally sold as part of the Jewellery From The Estate of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis sale in 1996.

The Jacqueline Kennedy lots heading to auction include:

•Jacqueline Kennedy's single strand simulated pearl necklace with a diamond-set sterling silver clasp, sitting within its original presentation box, pouch and original lot tags. The single strand simulated pearl necklace is offered with an estimate of £5,000-8,000.

•A pair of Jacqueline Kennedy's simulated pearl and diamond earclips with diamond set chain and pearl drops. Sold in the original presentation box, pouch and lot tags, including copy images of the First Lady wearing the earclips. Offered with an estimate of £10,000-15,000.

Meg Randell, Bonhams Head of UK and Europe Designer Handbags and Fashion commented: "It is an extraordinary privilege to present such diverse and culturally influential pieces. From Jacqueline Kennedy's most emblematic jewellery, which transformed modern style, to Louis Vuitton: an AmfAR One Vanity Case designed by Sharon Stone, reflecting a positive and unifying cultural moment to an exciting collaboration with MY WARDROBE HQ. The sale brings together unique fashion pieces of artistry and modern cultural narrative, offering collectors the rare opportunity to acquire luxury pieces of modern historical resonance and timeless style."

The 30-lot MY WARDROBE HQ capsule features covetable names chosen for their enduring design, craftsmanship, and collector status, from timeless icons to sought-after modern classics. This collaboration celebrates both the artistry of fashion and the evolving way we connect with it, aligning with Bonhams' ethos of offering discerning clients more sustainable and meaningful ways to collect and consume luxury, highlights include:

•A Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, multicolour Fantasy silk tweed dress, Spring 2013. The lightweight short-sleeved dress in open weave fantasy tweed, woven with vibrant multi-coloured yarns interlaced with silk chiffon ribbons in painterly print and white trim, is offered with an estimate of £700-1,000.

•A Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, Paris-Shanghai Métiers d'Art Collection, Pre-Fall 2010, black cashmere jumper dress. Designed with bell sleeves with ribbed collar and cuffs, the front features raised knit detail with flowers, CC and 'Chanel' written in Chinese characters with buttons to the sides to form a large kangaroo pocket. Offered with an estimate of £1,000-2,000.

Other sale highlights include:

•A Louis Vuitton: an AmfAR One Vanity Case designed by Sharon Stone, circa 2001. In 1996, actress Sharon Stone was handed the reigns of the American Foundation for AIDS Research (AmfAR), by Elizabeth Taylor. Immediately, Stone sought to leverage her close ties within the fashion world—most notably with Louis Vuitton, to raise visibility for the foundation. The AmfAR One vanity case is one of her most impressive collaborations on behalf of the foundation. The lot heading for auction formed part of a re-release in 2001 and is offered with an estimate of £8,000-10,000.

•A Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel 'Brasserie Gabrielle' Menu Clutch Bag, Autumn Winter 2015. The playful yet highly coveted Chanel piece debuted at the runway presentation, where Lagerfeld transformed the Grand Palais into an authentic Parisian brasserie complete with waiters, red leather banquettes, and a sweeping bar, pays homage to Chanel's love of Parisian brasseries. Crafted in burgundy leather to resemble a folded menu, with quilted black lambskin flap and brushed gold-tone hardware and camelia motif. The bag is offered with an estimate of £5,000–8,000.