Beyoncé’s tracksuit will also be auctioned for Disney’s 100th anniversary.

To join in on Disney’s 100th anniversary celebrations, from October 12 to 30, the animation giant is inviting its fans around the world to participate in the Create 100 Auction to try to win a special Disney property.

The global auction features unique artworks and experiences donated by some of the most important visionaries and next-generation talent in the worlds of fashion, music and art. The items and experiences featured in the auction are inspired by each creator’s personal connection to the stories and characters of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and 20th Century Studios. The auction is taking place in 18 countries around the world, and proceeds will be donated to Disney’s charity partner Make-A-Wish.

The works up for auction include, but are not limited to, Beyoncé’s jumpsuit from the visual album. Black king; a portrait of Kate Moss inspired by David Downton’s Tinker Bell, a gift from Charlotte Tilbury; Sea Queen shoes by Christian Louboutin; Disney Mickey Mouse sweatshirt (archive) by Marc Jacobs; Hariko’s life-size papier-mâché sculpture of Yoda by Nigo; Pink Pp Hulk, a version of the Hulk in hot pink instead of green, which Pierpaolo Piccioli, creative director of fashion house Valentino, created in collaboration with Pantone; “The Boy and the Bird,” a portable crystal sculpture by Schiaparelli by Daniel Roseberry; Tommy Hilfiger Disney x TH Varsity Jacket; Structural Sorcerer, Mickey’s Sorcerer’s Apprentice sculpture, Mickey Mouse sculpture designed by Virgil Abloh Securities design firm, Alaska.

In addition, directors and producers from the world of Disney, including Kevin Feige (Marvel Studios), Jennifer Lee (Walt Disney Animation Studios), Jon Landau (Lightstorm Entertainment) and Pete Docter (Pixar Animation Studios), have donated special items and experiences. films. stories and their reference studios.

In support of the Create 100 initiative, Disney is donating $1 million to Make-A-Wish to support wishes that can improve the lives of girls and boys suffering from serious illnesses.