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The fashion industry’s pendulum is swinging away from monochromatic minimalism and towards maximalism and eclecticism. Consumers are seeking out unique, preloved items that express their individuality and durability over trendy fads. The global second-hand market is estimated to be worth $197 billion, with a projected increase to $297 billion by 2026. Platforms like Depop, eBay, The RealReal, GEM, and Fashionphile are seeing unprecedented interest in vintage pieces from various eras and designers, with the younger generation prioritizing sustainability and personalization in their fashion choices.
