For public figures and their representatives

When a public figure wears something extraordinary, people notice. ORA is being designed so that this attention can become income, charitable funding and designer opportunity, always under the figure's control, always voluntary, always documented.

Honest status: ORA is at concept stage. Nothing on this page is a claim that these arrangements, partnerships or features exist yet. Registering interest is not an application approval, an account, or a transaction; it starts a conversation.

How it would work for you

The planned journey from registering interest to working with ORA. This process has not opened yet; this is how it is designed to run.

Register your interest

You or your representative tells us how you would like to be involved. A conversation follows; nothing is published from a registration.

Decide per garment

For each garment: keep it, sell it, auction it, or link it to a cause. Each choice is yours, in writing, per item.

Authorise interpretations

Reimagined or Accessible versions of a look you wore are created only with your explicit authorisation.

Choose where the money goes

Proceeds can go to you, to a nominated charity, or a disclosed split. The arrangement is stated before anything is listed.

What ORA offers you

Control: nothing about you or your garments appears on the platform without written consent.
A way to turn one-time outfits into income, designer opportunities or funding for causes you choose.
Proper documentation and attribution, handled professionally with your representative.

What ORA asks of you

Explicit written authorisation per garment and per look. No exceptions.
Coordination through your representative where you have one.
Accuracy: claims about garments (who made them, what they are) must be verifiable.