Birthday celebrations are under way at Disney, which, this year, made it to the century mark. That’s no small feat, and Disney is no small company—indeed its stories and characters have saturated the culture like those of few other entertainment entities (especially now that Pixar and Marvel are under its umbrella). As you would expect, Disney is celebrating accordingly, with a documentary, Once Upon a Studio, on Disney+ (naturally), a royal ball (!), and the unveiling of a new statue of the company’s spiritual guide, Walt Disney.

But perhaps the pièce de résistance is Disney Create 100, a star-studded charity auction. The lots come from a who’s who of creators from the fashion, design, and art worlds.

Replica of the bespoke Solid Crystal Slipper created by Swarovski for the 2015 live-action movie Cinderella by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. Courtesy of Disney.

A portrait of Kate Moss in a look inspired by Disney’s Tinkerbell by David Downton. Donated By Charlotte Tilbury (left). Photo courtesy of Disney.

Some of the starriest lots include a leotard worn by Beyoncé for her “Black Is King” music video (part of the soundtrack for 2019’s The Lion King), a solid crystal “glass slipper” from Swarovski, and a couture necklace from the Parisian brand Schiaparelli inspired by The Rescuers Down Under.

The fashion world is also duly represented by a portrait of Kate Moss as Tinkerbell by the beloved illustrator David Downton, an up-cycled Mickey Mouse custom shirt from the brand Maison Margiela, and a Mickey Mouse sweatshirt from the Marc Jacobs archives.

Structural Sorcerer is an homage to Virgil Abloh’s legacy. Donated by Alaska Alaska / Virgil Abloh Securities. Courtesy of Disney

Clearly there are a ton of fashion bona fides in the mix, but Disney also cast a wide net, including collaborators from the art and design worlds. Perhaps the biggest and buzziest of their contributions is a multicolor wire sculpture of Mickey as the Sorcerer from Fantasia, designed by Alaska Alaska, the creative company founded by the late multi-hyphenate Virgil Abloh.

Prices range from a few hundred dollars to nearly $70,000 for the Schiaparelli necklace. Proceeds benefit the Make-a-Wish Foundation, which Disney has had a relationship with for the better part of 40 years and which provides wishes for critically ill children.

The Boy and the Bird’ wearable crystal sculpture by Schiaparelli by designer Daniel Roseberry. Courtesy of Disney.

Disney Mickey Mouse [Archival] Sweatshirt by Marc Jacobs. Courtesy of Disney.

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