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Fans of fashion icon Iris Apfel can still score some of her best holiday moments in NFT form.
In partnership with photo book company Shutterfly ( (SFLY) – Get Shutterfly, Inc. Report.), Apfel will be auctioning off three of his best holiday moments in the form of online greeting cards.
Result of auction, which will run through December 7, will make its way to the Boys & Girls Club of America.
After celebrating her centenary this summer, Apfel has risen from a long career in textiles and in recent years has become a beloved and beloved person. self-proclaimed an icon of “geriatric” style for its bright and tidy appearance.
While bids start at around $100, two of NFT’s already accept offer over $2,000. A black-and-white photo of Apfel smiling broadly in front of the car still costs $350 for those on a budget.
“Having the opportunity to share precious moments from my life and auction them off for a great cause is rewarding – especially during such a fun and generous time of year,” Apfel said in a statement sent to TheStreet.
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Standing for non-exchangeable tokens, NFT is essentially a way to claim ownership of artwork, photos or other content published online.
In November, Martha Stewart released more than 100 photos from her decades of Thanksgiving magazine shoots for purchase online. A part-physical, part-NFT sculpture by artist Beeple was recently sold for $29 million.
“We believe that creative NFTs can provide innovative ways to celebrate precious memories, and this is just the beginning of how we can help people create things that uniquely reflect who they are,” said Shutterfly President Jim Hilt in an emailed statement to TheStreet.
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