A series of charity auctions featuring iconic costumes and props from renowned Hollywood productions is underway to support victims affected by the January fires in Los Angeles. Propstore, in collaboration with the Costume Designers Guild Awards (CDGA), has organized an auction offering unique items from popular TV shows and films. The event aims to raise funds for the IATSE Emergency Relief Fund, providing essential assistance to those impacted by the disaster. Bidders can participate until February 21, with a wide array of collectibles available, including outfits from "Stranger Things" and "House of the Dragon," as well as other notable film memorabilia.

The initiative brings together some of the most cherished pieces from contemporary entertainment. Among the highlights are meticulously crafted garments worn by characters in hit series such as "Stranger Things" and "House of the Dragon." For instance, one can bid on the elaborate dragon-riding costume donned by Daemon Targaryen in the sixth episode of the first season of "House of the Dragon." This outfit boasts intricate embroidery and embellishments that reflect the rich history of House Targaryen. Similarly, fans of "Stranger Things" have the opportunity to own Hawkins High School uniforms used in cheerleading and basketball scenes, along with Eddie's Hellfire Club t-shirt and Joyce Byers' iconic puffer jacket.

Additionally, the auction extends beyond just costumes. Collectors and enthusiasts will find rare items like the original script from the pilot episode of "American Horror Story: Roanoke," autographed by the main cast and costume designer Lou Eyrich. There’s also a limited-edition Seamaster 300 watch from "007: Spectre," complete with a signed card from Daniel Craig. These unique pieces offer not only valuable memorabilia but also contribute significantly to a noble cause.

Beyond the mentioned items, the full catalog includes an assortment of treasures from other blockbuster productions. Fans of fantasy and action will be delighted by offerings from "Wicked" and "Furiosa." Each item tells a story, making this auction more than just a fundraising event; it's a celebration of cinematic artistry and community spirit. Through these efforts, the auction hopes to provide meaningful support to those recovering from the devastating fires in Los Angeles.