Janet Jackson’s one-time Aston Martin car, and a costume she wore in the 1995 video for Scream, her collaboration with her late brother Michael, were among the highest-bid items in a charity auction the entertainer held Sunday.

Janet, 56, parted ways with a massive amount of classic memorabilia while donating part of the proceeds to charity in an auction in which she sold more than 800 items, including her outfits and costumes from music videos and tours.

The auction was held live at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York and online at Julien’s Live over the weekend.

A 2003 Aston Martin V12 Vanquish sold for $92,075 based on 17 bids, eclipsing the expected bidding price of $50,000 – $70,000.

It features a black leather interior with charcoal inserts, and its DOHC 48-valve 6.0 liter 12-cylinder engine can produce 460 horsepower and can reach speeds of up to 200 miles per hour, while it can hit 60 miles per hour in just 4.9 seconds.

Going, going, gone! Janet Jackson’s one-time Aston Martin car, and a costume she wore in the 1995 video for Scream were among the highest-bid items in a charity auction the entertainer held Sunday. She was pictured in NYC earlier this month

Luxury: A 2003 Aston Martin V12 Vanquish sold for $92,075 based on 17 bids, eclipsing the expected bidding price of $50,000 – $70,000

Collaboration: Another standout of the collection – a white long-sleeve puckered shirt that Janet wore in her classic Scream music video – sold for $31,750

Details: The song was the lead single from Michael’s 1995 album HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I

Legacy: The stylish black-and-white music video featuring the late King of Pop was among the most-expensive music videos ever due to its $7 million price tag

Another standout of the collection – a white long-sleeve puckered shirt that Janet wore in her classic Scream music video – sold for $31,750.

The song was the lead single from Michael’s 1995 album HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I, and it’s stylish black-and-white music video was among the most-expensive music videos ever due to its $7 million price tag.

Janet wore the white textured shirt, along with an off-white faux leather bikini top which was also part of the auction.

The songstress went all in on padded shoulders with a striking black Richard Tyler coat featuring velvet lapels, which sold for $5,850.

She wore the eye-catching look on her 1990 Rhythm Nation tour when she sang her iconic songs Control and Nasty.

The auction included a black pinstripe suit that Janet rocked in her 1989 Alright video, before reviving it for her Velvet Rope tour, which sold for $25,400 over 27 bids.

Other items included in the auction included some of Janet’s microphones.

One of them, a Swarovski crystal-encrusted Sennheiser microphone she used onstage, sold for $19,500.

Looking cool: The auction included a black pinstripe suit that Janet rocked in her 1989 Alright video, before reviving it for her Velvet Rope tour, which sold for $25,400 over 27 bids

Skimpy: Among the looks being made available to fans is a black suede vest with silver buttons, which she famous wore in her That’s The Way Love Goes music video

Clearing out her closet: Janet Jackson auctioned off over 800 outfits and bits of memorabilia. The items will be sold in person at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York and online at Julien’s Live on May 21

Revealing: In the original video, she paired the top with a white Native American–inspired collar while baring her toned tummy

Back in black: The songstress went all in on padded shoulders with a striking black Richard Tyler coat featuring velvet lapels. She wore the eye-catching look on her 1990 Rhythm Nation tour when she sang her iconic songs Control and Nasty

Mix and match: A tattered black mesh dress with a single leather sleeve made a splash during her performance at the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards sold for $5,200

Woman in white: A white button-down vest featuring a cummerbund and matching pants from a 2006 performance of So Excited on the Today Show sold for $3,600

Woman in red: Among her more colorful items is a red jumpsuit from her 2008 Rock Witchu tour, which featured chainmail epaulets and long black wigs attached at the waist, which sold for $6,350

Among the looks being made available to fans is a black suede vest with silver buttons, which was a as a duplicate backup outfit for the one she famously wore in her That’s The Way Love Goes music video in 1993, which sold for $5,850.

In the original video, she paired the top with a white Native American–inspired collar while baring her toned tummy.

Joining the cropped vests is a matching pair of black suede bellbottoms that Janet wore with the outfit.

Another item that sold on the auction block for $5,850 was a two-piece yellow suit with prominent shoulder pads and a red-and-yellow polka dotted scarf in the left pocket.

She had on the outfit while singing Alright on her janet. tour and on her television special The Jackson Family Honors, which aired in 1994.

A black-and-white off-the-shoulder dress with a pinstripe skirt, an attached black tie and detached white cuffs sold for $2,600. She caused a stir in the dress when arriving at the 2006 Billboard Music Awards in it.

A tattered black mesh dress with a single leather sleeve made a splash during her performance at the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards sold for $5,200.

A white button-down vest featuring a cummerbund and matching pants from a 2006 performance of So Excited on the Today Show sold for $3,600.

Elegant: In addition to her outfits, Janet auctioned off several accessories, including a Louis Vuitton Alzer 80 suitcase for $6,500

Stunning: The songstress went all out on glamour at the 2005 Vanity Fair Oscars party, where she wore an ivory off-the-shoulder Badgley Mischka gown with furry shoulders, which sold for $1,950

Lovely: She is parting ways with some furniture from Ralph Lauren, including a Modern Icons collection bar cabinet that sold for $6,500

Solid: The designer was also responsible for her Metropolis collection bed frame made of rosewood and leather, which sold for $1,300

Classics: Fans could also own a piece of Janet’s success with some of her platinum albums, including a commemorative CD display for her 1993 album Janet which sold for $1,625

Sporty: One black item features number-like designs on the chest and a colorful skirt. She wore it at the 2004 BET Awards, which sold for $3,575

Among her more colorful items is a red jumpsuit from her 2008 Rock Witchu tour, which featured chainmail epaulets and long black wigs attached at the waist, which sold for $6,350.

The songstress went all out on glamour at the 2005 Vanity Fair Oscars party, where she wore an ivory off-the-shoulder Badgley Mischka gown with furry shoulders, which is also being auctioned, which sold for $1,950.

In addition to her outfits, Janet is auctioning off several accessories, including a Louis Vuitton Alzer 80 suitcase that sold for $6,500.

She is parting ways with some furniture from Ralph Lauren, including a Modern Icons collection bar cabinet and a Metropolis collection bed frame made of rosewood and leather that sold for $6,500.

The designer was also responsible for her Metropolis collection bed frame made of rosewood and leather, which sold for $1,300.

Fans could also own a piece of Janet’s success with some of her platinum albums, including a commemorative CD display for her 1993 album Janet which sold for $1,625.

One black item features number-like designs on the chest and a colorful skirt. The item, which she wore at the 2004 BET Awards, sold for $3,575