Kacey Musgraves is selling 20 pieces from her personal wardrobe as part of a new Shop Drop with Depop.
The online second-hand fashion marketplace is teaming up with the 37-year-old singer songwriter on a series of capsules featuring 20 pieces from her own collection.
In a statement to WWD, she said: “Fashion is a way to self-express.
"These are some great pieces that remind me of different chapters in my life and represent different sides of me.
"I love the idea of passing them along through Depop so someone else can enjoy them and make them part of their own story. I also adore the fact that the sales are supporting a really beautiful cause.”
Items will be sold for less than $100, with the proceeds from all purchases being donated to the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights.
The collection includes items from her recent Dry Spell music video, plus apparel from tours, appearances and day-to-day life.
More specifically, fans will be able to buy the Adidas shorts and Ambika hoodie from Dry Spell, as well as an Alexandre Vauthier dress from her performance at the Latin Grammy Awards in September 2025, a Frankie’s Bikini set she wore as a surprise judge for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in the 2024/25 season, and a custom Love and Lemons set from her gig in Mexico City last October.
Steve Dool, senior director of creative and brand at Depop, added: "Kacey has a truly distinctive sense of style, and like so many people on Depop, she uses fashion as a way to tell her story. “What makes this collaboration special is the opportunity for Kacey’s fans to make a personal connection with those moments — from tour memories and music videos to major performances — by giving pieces from her wardrobe a second life.
"That spirit of sharing, discovery and self-expression is exactly what makes the Depop community so powerful.”
The shop will launch on Monday (04.05.26) at depop.com/kaceymusgraves, just days after Kacey's new album Middle of Nowhere drops on May 1.
The collection will be her seventh LP, and the first full length record since 2024's Deeper Well.
