Summary: Irish TV personality Maura Higgins has opened an account on the secondhand resale platform Vinted, listing around 100 clothing items spanning budget brands like PrettyLittleThing and Zara as well as luxury labels including Prada and Fendi. A Prada bag sold for £750, while a Fendi bag priced at £1,800 remains unsold.

Key Points

  • Higgins recently opened a Vinted account, listing around 100 items, and announced additional listings to fans on Friday.
  • Sold items include a Prada bag that went for £750; active listings include a Fendi bag priced at £1,800 and a Solace London dress at £120.
  • Footwear includes two pairs of Louis Vuitton sneakers, priced at £220 and £250 respectively.

Irish TV personality Maura Higgins is the latest public figure to clear out her personal wardrobe on the secondhand resale platform Vinted. According to her Vinted profile, she recently opened an account on the platform, listing around 100 items in total, and teased new drops to fans on Friday.

In terms of categories, Higgins's listings are mainly everyday fashion pieces. Tops and jeans come from budget brands such as PrettyLittleThing and Zara, along with several cropped jackets starting at £25. More statement-oriented pieces are also included, such as a pink trapeze-cut dress and a brand-new pair of gold hot pants.

Luxury brand items are the highest-priced part of the listings. A Prada bag was snapped up by a buyer for £750, a Solace London dress is priced at £120, and a Fendi bag is currently listed at £1,800 and remains unsold.

In sportswear and footwear, she has listed several sneakers and athletic pieces, including two pairs of Louis Vuitton sneakers priced at £220 and £250 respectively.

Higgins, 35, is currently in the US competing on Dancing With The Stars, sharing the stage with Traitors co-star Mark Ballas, son of Shirley Ballas. Meanwhile, reports citing sources say she is not well regarded among the partners of some of her male dance partners.

For the secondhand resale industry, celebrities listing their personal wardrobes directly on platforms like Vinted is becoming a path for platforms to gain traffic and higher-ticket items; the coexistence of luxury pieces and budget fast fashion also reflects the mixed nature of supply in today's resale market.

Source: Maura Higgins is flogging her designer items on Vinted · Originally published 2026-10-02