Get A Dose Of Secondhand Treasures With These 8 Vintage Apps To Use Right Now
Tearsheet By Emma Miller.
With thrift stores closed during the pandemic, it is impossible to get one’s rightful dose of secondhand treasures. Luckily, while staying indoors, we don’t need to give up our addition to thrift shopping. The following are 8 apps to help you in shopping for second-hand clothes.
1. 1stdibs
With this app you can locate all things vintage, from furniture to fashion. You’ll find a perfect mix of modern-day, high-end designers and vintage names. 1stdibs puts sellers and galleries at the touch of your fingertips for use in discovering antique finds. The price point applies to high-end quality.
Amazing and Rare Hermès vintage case bi-material in white canvas and leather, $2,867.81.
1980s Yves Saint Laurent Velvet Evening Gown, $1,650.
Ciner Enamel and Swarovski Crystal Choker Necklace New, Never Worn, $1,295.
New Vintage Michelle Brevet 1950's Stained Glass Handmade in France Sunglasses, $599.
2. Depop
This is a marketplace for all things vintage, secondhand, and handmade, from your favorite stores. It covers everything from high-end vintage clothing and accessories to secondhand items. Depop has just about everything you would ever want.
3. Heroine
It includes both women’s clothes and menswear—designer wear at a great price. Heroine provides a space for fashion lovers to buy, sell, and shop.
Ann Demeulemeester Shawl Collar Blouse, $137.
1990s Floral Chiffon Blouse, $138.
ISABEL MARANT Red & White Bekett Printed, $200.
PRADA EVENING DRESS WITH BELT, $350.
4. Rebag
Rebag, which attracts those with a purse addiction, provides thousands of brands, including Chanel and Louis Vuitton. Every bag has been inspected for authenticity. Buy or sell. Your perfect secondhand bag is just a download away.
Christian Louboutin Sweet Charity Crossbody Bag Spiked Leather Mini, $660.
GivenchyGV Tote Leather Medium, $535.
Saint Laurent Classic Monogram Wallet on Chain Matelasse Chevron, $1340.
Chanel Vintage Timeless Camera Tassel Bag Lambskin Mini, $1880.
5. Wardrobe
Wardrobe introduces your new favorite looks, ones you can rent instead of purchasing. You can rent designer brands for low prices.
Dior Saddle Belt Bag, $57.95 to rent.
Chanel Vintage Black Leather Binocular Bag, $77.25 to rent.
Moschino Polka Dot Dress, $30.45 to rent.
6. Thredup
Thredup, a virtual thrift store, offers every kind of clothing from nearly every brand you could think of. Send your own once loved, but now outgrown, clothes to Thredup, and the store will list it for you.
Barbara Bui Jumpsuit, $78.59
3.1 Phillip Lim Casual Dress, $65.39
Tibi Cocktail Dress, $49.99
Camilla and Marc Cocktail Dress, $65.59
7. Vinted
This is the perfect way to find vintage and reused clothes. Top brands and the works of designers are listed at low prices. You can list your own clothes and sell them to someone who needs them more than you do.
Jos A Bank Men’s Suit, $16.00
Men’s Levis, $45.00
Women’s Kimono Dress, $15.00
Women’s Floral Jumpsuit, $15.00
8. StockX
StockX, a sneaker drop, is ideal for finding shoes you weren’t fast enough to snatch the first time. It also includes high-end streetwear, handbags, and accessories for lower prices.
Nike SB Dunk Low Travis Scott, $1345.
Nike Space Hippie 03 Vast Grey Hyper Crimson, $180.
Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme White, $96.
Nike Zoom Fly Off-White Pink, $170.
Tearsheet By Emma Miller.
Article by Riley Jordan, Contributor, PhotoBook Magazine.
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