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Luxury goods from Europe are among the products that could be affected by President Donald Trump’s tariffs. One answer to getting your designer fashion fix: secondhand style.

As many resale platforms or sellers are based in the U.S., some pre-loved designer goods may be exempt from import-induced price hikes. The New York Times reports that luxury fashion brands are still uncertain about how business will be affected, and NPR notes that the tariffs could inspire more shoppers to consider previously-owned items. Meanwhile, Reuters found that not all designer houses have seen success with manufacturing in the U.S., potentially solidifying the decision to maintain “Made in Italy” and “Made in France” labels.

And as red carpets are getting greener (and the earth getting warmer), wearing previously-owned items is no longer a fashion faux pas. Sustainability-minded stars, Hollywood stylists and wardrobe designers readily reveal that thrifting and borrowing are their favorite pastimes for finding unique designer pieces.

“I appreciate the recycling aspect of previously-owned clothing,” Westworld costume designer Shay Cunliffe has told The Hollywood Reporter, while April Napier (Lady Bird), Ayanna James (Insecure) and Staci Greenbaum (Broad City) have also revealed that treasures from thrift stores and vintage markets have helped to tell characters’ sartorial stories.

Others who have promoted sustainable retail therapy include celebrity stylist Karla Welch, Olivia Wilde and designer Christian Siriano, who previously collaborated with online resale platform ThredUp. And Hollywood stylists Mimi Cuttrell (who dresses Priyanka Chopra), Monica Rose and Dani Michelle have opted to borrow pieces from designer rental showroom Janet Mandell, which has locations in Chicago and Los Angeles.

Related: The Best Online Clothing Rental and Subscription Services

And unlike the early days of virtual shopping, buying used designer pieces online no longer comes with the uncertainty of potentially getting a fake. Resale sites and luxury consignment retailers such as eBay, Fashionphile, Rebag, Vestiaire Collective and The RealReal authenticate their luxury goods, and some have an in-house team of experts who ensure you’re getting the real deal when buying online.

Other ways to shop like a Hollywood insider while honoring Mother Earth? Switch to zero-waste or plastic-free products (Emma Roberts and Drew Barrymore use refillable products), use an online clothing rental subscription or choose earth-friendlier garments that spin waste (such as ocean plastics or worn-out pieces) into new silhouettes.

Related: The Best Women’s Sustainable Fashion Brands

Whether you want to shop secondhand like a pro or turn luxe closet castoffs into cash, we’ve rounded up some of the best online clothing consignment sites and resale stores for designer bags, ready-to-wear, jewelry and more. These virtual treasure troves offer everything from European fashion houses (Chanel, Goyard, Gucci, Hermès, Louis Vuitton and Saint Laurent, to name a few) to cult-favorite contemporary labels frequently spotted on the red carpet.

All of our top picks include companies that use expert authentication services, so you’ll get peace of mind knowing that you’re doing the most for the planet and your hard-earned dollars, too. Check out our favorite designer consignment stores for luxury handbags, apparel and accessories below.

Amazon Luxury Stores

Surprise: You can buy authentic designer bags on Amazon through Shopbop‘s Pre-Loved Edit section and iconic New York consignment boutique What Goes Around Comes Around (see more below) at the e-commerce giant. Expect to find popular silhouettes such as Celine’s Trapeze and Phantom carryalls, Chanel quilted totes and flap bags, Chloé Faye shoulder satchels, Fendi Zucca and Mama Zucchino baguette bags and more.

In addition to selling through Amazon, Shopbop (which is owned by the e-commerce giant) also offers vintage finds on its website from its own archive. Expect an impressive inventory of Louis Vuitton Monogram bags as well as carryalls from Celine, Chanel, Gucci, Hermès and Prada.

Top brands: Celine, Chanel, Fendi, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada

Categories: Bags, jewelry and accessories

Authentication process: Shopbop and What Goes Around Comes Around’s in-house teams of experts carefully vet each pre-loved piece.

What Goes Around Comes Around

With locations in New York and Beverly Hills and an online platform, What Goes Around Comes Around was among the first boutiques to specialize in designer vintage for fashion lovers and collectors when it was founded in NYC in 1993. (Lori Harvey and Rachel Zoe have professed their love for the store.) The luxury vintage emporium offers everything from ’80s and ’90s Chanel to rare collectibles, and the retailer says sources “sources are extensive and diverse, ensuring access to coveted vintage pieces previously owned by private clients in Europe, specialty collectors in Asia and top dealers and collectors of luxury worldwide.”

Top brands: Chanel, Christian Dior, Fendi, Goyard, Gucci, Hermès, Judith Leiber, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Rolex, Saint Laurent, Versace

Categories: Bags, jewelry, watches, accessories, home goods

Authentication process: WGACA has a team of in-house designer and luxury experts who “thoroughly inspect each piece we procure. Our proprietary multi-tiered authentication process ensures that pieces are evaluated three times before the item is available for sale. Any piece purchased at What Goes Around Comes Around or one of our retail partners has been carefully selected, inspected and guaranteed authentic.”

The Luxury Closet

Founded in 2011 in Dubai, The Luxury Closet offers over 25,000 luxury items from sellers around the world, including never used and pre-loved goods.

Top brands: Celine, Chanel, Gucci, Christian Louboutin, Prada, Saint Laurent, Van Cleef & Arpels, Louis Vuitton, Rolex

Categories: Womenswear, menswear, handbags, watches, fine jewelry home goods

Selling and getting paid: Earn 65 to 85 percent of your item’s value when it sells through The Luxury Closet. Sellers around the world (including those outside of Gulf Cooperation Council regions) can submit their items via an online form and receive a quote within about three to five business days. There is a consignment period for 90 days for sellers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), 180 days for sellers outside of the UAE and 365 for sellers in Italy. Payments for sold items are processed on the fifth or 20th day of the month. Learn more here.

Authentication process: The Luxury Closet’s in-house team of authenticators check details such as date codes, hardware, stitching and symmetry, soles, care and composition labels, watch movements, authenticity cards and information booklets, gemstone grading and more. Learn more here.

Farfetch

Online luxury fashion retailer Farfetch is also a great source for buying and selling pre-owned designer clothing, bags, fine jewelry, watches and accessories.

Top brands: Audemars Piguet, Chanel, Dior, Goyard, Gucci, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Patek Philippe, Versace, Rolex, Saint Laurent

Categories: Womenswear, bags, fine jewelry, watches, vintage

Selling and getting paid: If you live in the U.S., UK, European Union or Norway, Farfetch’s Second Life service lets you sell your designer bags. The retailer will give you a quote of the exact value of your item, so you won’t need to worry about additional fees. You’ll see a credit in your account as soon as the company receives and authenticates your item. Learn more here.

Authentication process: Per its website, Farfetch works with “in-house and third-party experts to ensure the authentication of the bag(s) we receive. We have a rigorous process to ensure that all bag(s) meet our authenticity standards.”

Rebag

New York-based Rebag has been buying and selling used luxury bags since 2014 and has stores in the California (at The Shops at Santa Anita), Florida and New York. You can shop more than 25,000 items online, including from Rebag brick-and-mortar inventories.

The company offers several ways to shop, including by trading (which lets you buy and sell in one transaction and enjoy tax-free shopping), through its Rebag+ membership (which offers exclusive pricing, free shipping and returns, higher seller payouts and more perks), and an Infinity Exchange program that lets buyers enjoy a product for up to 12 months, then exchange it for 70 to 80 percent of its purchase price and apply the credit towards the next bag or accessory.

Top brands: Cartier, Chanel, Christian Dior, Gucci, Hermes, Louis Vuitton

Categories: Bags, accessories, watches, jewelry

Selling and getting paid: Easily search for your bag, watch, jewelry or other accessories using Rebag’s image recognition technology or guided search, then share details to instantly find out its current resale value. After you accept your quote, you’ll get a prepaid shipping label via email or you can drop it off at your local Rebag store. Once your item is received and vetted, you’ll get paid within about three to 10 business days. Learn more here.

Authentication process: Rebag’s Clair AI app (available for iOS and Android) makes it easy to sell pre-loved bags from the 50 most popular luxury brands, including Chanel, Christian Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and many others. The company’s specialists also inspect and certify every piece by hand before they’re listed online. Learn more here.

Vestiaire Collective

Founded in 2009 in Paris, Vestiaire Collective is a global marketplace offering pre-owned contemporary luxury, designer and vintage fashion — and Paris Hilton, Laura Dern, celebrity stylist Elizabeth Stewart and her client Jessica Chastain are among the stars who’ve teamed with the company to sell their goods for charity. There are no selling fees on items by Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton and other popular labels (in the U.S. only). In 2022, it banned fast fashion items from its platform.

Top brands: Acne Studios, Balmain, Bottega Veneta, Celine, Chanel, Chloé, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi, Givenchy, Golden Goose, Gucci, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Maison Martin Margiela, Moncler, Off-White, Prada, Saint Laurent, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tory Burch, Valentino

Categories: Womenswear, menswear, kids clothing, bags, shoes, jewelry, watches, accessories, vintage

Selling and getting paid: Use Vestiaire Collective’s app to upload images, share product details and list items in as little as 60 seconds. The company says its “curation team will help optimize the visibility of your product,” and you’ll earn up to 80 percent of the item’s purchase price.

Authentication process: Once you buy or sell an item, Vestiaire Collective’s authentication experts will check the product for quality and authenticity before it goes to its next home. Learn more here.

Designer Revival

Founded by former beauty executive Tiffany Keriakos, Designer Revival is located on New York’s Upper East Side (324 East 81st St.) and the online shop stocks “just a fraction of our inventory.”

Top brands: Balenciaga, Burberry, Chanel, Christian Dior, Gucci, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, MCM, Off-White, Prada, Valentino, YSL

Categories: Vintage and contemporary womenswear, handbags, jewelry, footwear, accessories

Selling and getting paid: Local sellers can drop off items in store or schedule a pickup in Manhattan or Brooklyn; out-of-town consignors can request a pre-paid shipping label. Consignors earn 50 to 70 percent commission per item depending on the sale price. Commission payments are issued on the 15th of each month for items sold the prior month. Learn more here.

Authentication process: Per its website, Designer Revival uses a “rigorous, multi-point inspection process by our expert, in-house authentication” and third-party authentication services that provide certificates of authentication upon request. Learn more here.

ThredUp

Hollywood stylist Karla Welch, Olivia Wilde and Stranger Things star Priah Ferguson are among those who have partnered with ThredUp, the online secondhand platform that also offers designer pieces. Shoppers can thrift from over 55,000 brands and save up to 90 percent off retail.

Top brands: Burberry, Gucci, Prada, Theory, Tory Burch, Vince, Isabel Marant, Marc Jacobs, Dior, Coach

Categories: Women’s and kids clothing, shoes, bags, accessories, maternity

Selling and getting paid ThredUp will send you a Clean Out Kit to fill up, and they’ll do the rest of the work for you. After a 12-point inspection and professional photography, the company will list, market, package and ship your sold items for you. Consignment windows range from 30 to 45 days, and you’ll get up to 80 percent of the selling price for premium and designer brands (such as Gucci, Lululemon and J. Crew) and to 60 percent of mid-price brands (Gap, Nike, Zara) after the 14-day return window passes. While you can send pieces from fast-fashion labels (including Old Navy, Uniqlo and Forever 21), they are ineligible for payouts. Any items not listed can be returned to you for an $11 fee when you get Return Assurance on your Clean Out bag. Learn more here.

Authentication process ThredUp’s authentication experts carefully check each item for quality and authenticity and only new, like-new, clean, in-season and on-trend items that have been purchased within the past five years will be listed. Learn more here.