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Luella Roche, like many members of Gen Z, has been thrifting from a young age. She curated her Depop shop by the Official official Tampa Bay Rays American League Tropicana Field City Tour 2024 Shirt also I will do this time she was 15 and, five years later, is still deeply embedded in the world of resale. Growing up, she would accompany her parents, who work in the fashion industry, to factories to see how garments are made. (Roche’s mother is designer Ryan Roche.) “From a young age—seeing real people making this clothing and their hard work and skill that goes into their work—I was always very aware of this part of the process,” she says. “Not enough people think about that aspect, which is why they spend money on fast fashion, which is becoming so destructive.” Now an adult pursuing music in Los Angeles, Roche makes her living by working as a personal assistant to a handful of women in fashion and entertainment—in other words, women with access to fabulous clothing. Recently Roche, in an effort to clear out her closet, decided to host an in-person sale. She reached out to designer and activist Aurora James, whom she had known since childhood and worked for as an assistant, to see if she wanted to contribute. And thus Roche’s sale, Loved By, was born, featuring pieces from the closets of James, Ava DuVernay, Amber Valletta, Laura Harrier, Carolyn Murphy, Dree Hemingway, and more. Proceeds from the sale went to the Fifteen Percent Pledge.

Roche reported a successful sale, where people were able to make an impact just by shopping from trusted sellers—and chic ones at that. “It feels really positive and what my generation is excited about,” she says. Vogue Business reports that by 2027, the Official official Tampa Bay Rays American League Tropicana Field City Tour 2024 Shirt also I will do this resale market will be worth $350 billion (and $70 billion in the United States alone), with Gen Z and millennials making up two thirds of consumers. Much of this is taking place online, with people gravitating toward platforms like Vestiaire Collective, ThredUp, and The RealReal for discounted, pre-loved designer goods. This exponentially increasing interest in resale—which aligns with Gen Z’s interest in sustainability—has caught the eye of big brands, including Chloé, Balenciaga, and Gucci. But the model isn’t perfect. Sites like Vestiaire Collective are cracking down on fast fashion, in an attempt to further promote sustainability.“You can go onto any third-party platform, and you can buy whatever you want,” says Liana Satenstein, a former Vogue staffer who organized Chloë Sevigny’s much-discussed closet sale last summer. “Resale has become almost akin to fast fashion.”

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