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The RealReal Wants to Sell Wall Street on Second Hand Clothing for the 1%
The online marketplace for authenticated luxury products is revising its physical store strategy in the $10 billion US used apparel market.
The RealReal Wants to Sell Wall Street on Second Hand Clothing for the 1%
The online marketplace for authenticated luxury products is revising its physical store strategy in the $10 billion US used apparel market.
Resellers Are Courting Shoppers Away From Brands. Can They Work Together Instead?
The resale market is growing 21 times faster than the fashion industry overall. Below, BoF outlines the ways luxury labels and resellers can make money together.
Resellers Are Courting Shoppers Away From Brands. Can They Work Together Instead?
The resale market is growing 21 times faster than the fashion industry overall. Below, BoF outlines the ways luxury labels and resellers can make money together.
Inside The RealReal’s Plan to Dominate the Secondhand Luxury Market
The company’s IPO filing reveals its big ambitions - and hints at how expensive it will be to reach those goals.
Inside The RealReal’s Plan to Dominate the Secondhand Luxury Market
The company’s IPO filing reveals its big ambitions - and hints at how expensive it will be to reach those goals.
What Neiman Marcus’ Latest Investment Means for the Resale Market
The global market for secondhand apparel is on track to exceed the size of fast fashion retail in the next decade. Neiman Marcus’ new stake in luxury resale site Fashionphile shows how brands, retailers and resale platforms can work together to tackle this opportunity.
What Neiman Marcus’ Latest Investment Means for the Resale Market
The global market for secondhand apparel is on track to exceed the size of fast fashion retail in the next decade. Neiman Marcus’ new stake in luxury resale site Fashionphile shows how brands, retailers and resale platforms can work together to tackle this opportunity.
Why It Bags Are Making a Comeback
Yesterday’s viral status symbols, including the Dior Saddle and Fendi Baguette, are relaunching with Instagram-friendly marketing techniques and familiar silhouettes. Why now?
Why It Bags Are Making a Comeback
Yesterday’s viral status symbols, including the Dior Saddle and Fendi Baguette, are relaunching with Instagram-friendly marketing techniques and familiar silhouettes. Why now?
Rebag’s Plan to Take Second-Hand Luxury Mainstream
The handbag reseller raised $25 million in its latest funding round, aiming to triple the size of the company and open 30 more stores.
Rebag’s Plan to Take Second-Hand Luxury Mainstream
The handbag reseller raised $25 million in its latest funding round, aiming to triple the size of the company and open 30 more stores.
Is That Vintage Chanel a Fake? Depends Who You Ask
Luxury resale sites like The RealReal and Vestiaire Collective create an unprecedented opportunity for counterfeiters. Are they doing enough to weed out fakes?
Is That Vintage Chanel a Fake? Depends Who You Ask
Luxury resale sites like The RealReal and Vestiaire Collective create an unprecedented opportunity for counterfeiters. Are they doing enough to weed out fakes?
How to Create the Next Birkin
In the handbag resale market, a few key elements separate the 'It' bag of the moment and an enduring classic.
How to Create the Next Birkin
In the handbag resale market, a few key elements separate the 'It' bag of the moment and an enduring classic.
Mall Brands Are Entering the Rental Market. Can the Model Work?
Retailers including Ann Taylor and Express are testing monthly subscription services as a complement to their sales model. Is the mass consumer ready for the rental model?
Mall Brands Are Entering the Rental Market. Can the Model Work?
Retailers including Ann Taylor and Express are testing monthly subscription services as a complement to their sales model. Is the mass consumer ready for the rental model?
The Start-Ups Behind New York's Retail Reawakening
Start-ups and pop-ups are filling storefronts abandoned by struggling chains, taking advantage of plunging rents and landlords desperate to fill long-vacant spaces.
The Start-Ups Behind New York's Retail Reawakening
Start-ups and pop-ups are filling storefronts abandoned by struggling chains, taking advantage of plunging rents and landlords desperate to fill long-vacant spaces.