'I'm not a hoarder by any stretch': Roxy Jacenko sells her designer clothes online amid COVID-19 pandemic after losing 85 per cent of her clients
Roxy Jacenko is known for her impeccable taste in designer clothes and handbags.
And while she has lost 85 per cent of her Sweaty Betty clients because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the PR maven, 40, is turning to another revenue stream - selling her luxury clothes online.
The business savvy mother-of-two told The Daily Telegraph on Tuesday that she has previously sold her designer clothes online as she doesn't like to over-wear her purchases.
'I'm not a hoarder by any stretch': PR maven Roxy Jacenko is selling her designer clothes online amid the COVID-19 pandemic. She is selling a black YSL mini dress - for $1,250 - which she wore at the spring racing carnival (pictured in the dress alongside husband Oliver Curtis)
Roxy said about selling: 'I've always done that (sell designer items). I'm not known as a hoarder by any stretch, I sell everything.'
Among the items she is selling is a black YSL mini dress with structured shoulders and a diamanté trim detail - for $1,250 on The Luxe Base - which she advertised on her Instagram on Wednesday.
She had worn the designer dress on Derby day during the Melbourne spring racing carnival alongside Oliver Curtis, back in 2017.
Always looking for new: The business savvy mother-of-two told The Daily Telegraph on Tuesday that she's has previously sold her designer clothes online as she doesn't like to over-wear the same item
Not for sale: However, she told the publication she will not be selling her $1million handbag collection, which includes a number of Chanel purses and Hermes Birkin bags
She explained that she once earned $70,000 from selling her luxury items online and PayPal blocked her account because they thought it was 'fraudulent' activity.
'With Instagram you can't be whirling out the same garment 10 times over. Everyone will be saying "god she's wearing that again, she's getting her money's worth",' she added.
However, she told the publication she will not be selling her $1million handbag collection, which includes a number of Chanel purses and Hermes Birkin bags.
Although Sweaty Betty PR has taken a hit, Roxy said she was lucky enough to have diversified her business to create five companies in total.
Diversified: Although Sweaty Betty PR has taken a hit, losing 85 per cent of her clients as a result of COVID-19, Roxy said she was lucky enough to have diversified her business to create five companies in total
New work life: She told Daily Mail Australia that she is still working, but in shorter hours and from home amid the COVID-19 pandemic
She told Daily Mail Australia earlier this month that she is still working, but in shorter hours and from home.
'Whilst Sweaty Betty PR was hit hard by COVID-19 I diversified many years ago,' she said.
'I am in a good position with my other agencies operating as normal - 18Communications, Social Union, The Ministry of Talent not to mention my personal investments,' she added.
Still doing ok: Speaking of her businesses, she said, 'I am in a good position with my other agencies operating as normal – 18Communications, Social Union, The Ministry of Talent not to mention my personal investments'
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