The CEO of Vestiaire Collective explains how old clothes bring new profits to an industry increasingly conscious of its need to become more circular and sustainable.

Pre-loved fashion is on the rise, as old clothes find new wearers via global technology platforms. What are the rewards and the risks of this resale revolution?

The secondhand fashion company will be joined by Klemen Drole, Arnaud Collin, and Bernard Osta, while Seun Sodipo will join Glossier from Stripe.

Three factors explain why investors and operators are bullish on the secondhand fashion opportunity, according to research by BoF Insights.

The most valuable luxury brands are all over 100 years old, but under certain conditions investing in luxury start-ups can deliver stellar returns, writes Pierre Mallevays.

Investors are piling into the fast-growing resale space, with the European platform attracting high-profile backers like SoftBank in its latest funding round.

Vestiaire Collective is the latest in a growing roster of fashion companies that have spent months teasing out company policies and practices to qualify for the highly regarded sustainability certification. How can others do the same?

Digital platforms have transformed the second-hand fashion market. How should brands and retailers tap into the opportunity?