
Published 04 April 2024
By 2027, the global second-hand apparel market is expected to be worth $350bn (ThredUp, 2023). And while fashion brands have been quick to get on board with resale initiatives, many are now going a step further by reimagining archival pieces for contemporary consumers – prioritising vintage revivals over new product development, and tapping into fashion’s continued nostalgia boom.



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The A/W 26 fashion season drew to a close in Paris, where we saw a melting pot of diverse looks, from confirmation of the season’s new mood for a more classic approach to wardrobing, through to inspirational upcycling targeted at the more junior market – all delivering powerful messages for the season...