02 - 04 A Collective that triggers systemic change
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Report 2023
02 - 04 A Collective that triggers systemic change
Fashion
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“To align with the 1.5-degree pathway by 2030, we need to live in a world in which 1 in 5 garments are traded through circular business models”
Joining forces
We can’t change the fashion industry on our own
We galvanize like-minded brands to put circularity first.
After 13 years forging the future of resale, we are perfectly placed to offer Resale as a Service to luxury brands and retailers – building unique partnerships that last and bringing preloved luxury to new consumers.
RaaS incentivizes brands and retailers to offer a high-end solution for their clients to sell back their pre-loved items. The items are then sold on Vestiaire Collective through a dedicated page. It's that simple.
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Chloé
x Vestiaire
Collective
Making resale frictionless is a key challenge for us as we advocate for pre-loved amongst consumers. This year, we partnered with the iconic Maison Chloé. Together, we developed the first resale experience to use digital identification, with the power to boost consumer confidence in resale.
The vestiaire effect
Old is the new new
The long-lasting quality of our catalogue is the beating heart of Vestiaire.
The appetite for resale and durable pre-loved luxury is flourishing. Luxe and designer items are of a higher quality, are made to last and may increase in value once they reach vintage status. Because of this, the second-hand market is currently worth 3-5% of the overall apparel, footwear, and accessories sector and could grow to as much as 40% 8 — all factors that help keep our community growing year after year.
Our Most Popular Brands
Wondering what’s performing the best on Vestiaire Collective? We’ve looked at number of product sold, likes and product pages views to show you 2022's top 10 Luxe and Designer brands.
Designer brands
Luxury brands
Our Best Performers
At more than 4 million items, Vestiaire Collective has the most desirable catalogue of luxury pre-loved fashion in the world.
Accessories
+ 15 % sales vs 2021
Gucci belts
Bags
+ 22 % sales vs 2021
Louis Vuitton speedy handbag
Clothing
+ 51 % sales vs 2021
Moncler classic coat
Shoes
+ 10 % sales vs 2021
Christian Louboutin heels
Jewellery
+ 11 % sales vs 2021
Hermès Clic H bracelet
Watches
+ 57 % sales vs 2021
Cartier Tank Must watch
Exceptional sales
MOST TREASURED ITEMS 1/3
Nike Air Force x Louis Vuitton by Virgil Abloh
Each drop of this iconic collab sold out in minutes. The sad passing of Virgil Abloh at the end of 2021 made these Air Forces even more desirable.
12
DAYS ONLINE11.5 k€
SOLD FOR
MOST TREASURED ITEMS 2/3
Christian Dior Newspaper Dress by John Galliano
An iconic piece from Dior’s fall 2000 collection, the silk taffeta newspaper dress reached new heights when worn by Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City.
5
DAYS ONLINE14.9 k€
SOLD FOR
MOST TREASURED ITEMS 3/3
Hermès Birkin
Faubourg 20cm
Created in extremely limited edition, the Birkin Faubourg was created for VIP Hermès customers in 2019 as an homage to the brand’s store on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris.
182
DAYS ONLINE158 k€
SOLD FORReflections in Fashion
January 22 1/3
Thierry Mugler
What happened?
Following the death of Thierry Mugler in January 2022, likes for Mugler items increased by over one thousand percent.
+ 1131 %
April 22 2/3
Diesel
What happened?
When Glenn Martens made Diesel one of 2022’s most coveted labels, we saw searches for the brand jump by 297% compared with 2021.
+ 297 %
October 22 3/3
Coperni
What happened?
Remember the iconic Bella Hadid spray-painted dress? Following this iconic moment during the Coperni Spring/Summer 2023 show, likes for the label increased by 345% in the space of just 72 hours.
+ 345 %
December 22 4/3
Vivienne Westwood
What happened?
Revered designer Vivienne Westwood passed away in December 2022, an announcement which led to a 613% boost in searches for her eponymous label the following day.
+ 613 %
Our Predictions for 2023
Quiet Luxury
An emphasis on timeless, minimal, 90's-inspired luxury, featuring a palette of grey, white and black.
Y2K
A duality between the timelessness of quiet luxury and the Y2K trends of the 2010s.
Androgynous silhouettes
Loose, versatile silhouettes adaptable to any style.