Jessie Frances (@cappuccinosandconsignment) on the complications with resale's *moment* — fast fashion addictions becoming secondhand addictions, luxury's obsession with exclusivity & the gentrification of thrifting
Jessie Frances (@cappuccinosandconsignment) on the complications with resale's *moment* — fast fashion addictions becoming secondhand addictions, luxury's obsession with exclusivity & the gentrification of thrifting

Jessie Frances (@cappuccinosandconsignment) on the complications with resale's *moment* — fast fashion addictions becoming secondhand addictions, luxury's obsession with exclusivity & the gentrification of thrifting

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<p class="" data-pm-slice="1 1 []">In episode 302, Kestrel welcomes Jessie Frances (@cuppuccinosandconsignment) to the show. Highly knowledgeable on the world of preloved fashion, <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/cappuccinosandconsignment/?hl=en" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jessie</a> holds a BFA in Fashion Design and French with a Minor in Art History. Through her work, she shares ideas around luxury vintage savviness, smart travel tips, and slow-living hacks, and also consults companies on luxury resale.</p> <p><strong>“It is an addiction. Even when you look on YouTube and whatever social media, you see thrifting hauls. I remember hauls were just specifically for new items — you only did hauls with your fast fashion. It was very singular. Now, there are thrifting hauls multiple times a week. And we have just replaced fast fashion with thrifting.” -Jessie</strong></p> <p class="" data-pm-slice="1 1 []">I think it’s pretty undeniable that RESALE is having a moment. </p> <p class="">If I think about the shifts in recent years, when it comes to the secondhand market, it’s overwhelming. I remember thrifting in high school, growing up in the midwest – and for me, it was always about searching for pieces that no one else had – and thrift shops were where I could find those unique pieces. </p> <p class="">But the changes since then – almost 20 years later – are immense. </p> <p class="">I was looking at <a href= "https://cf-assets-tup.thredup.com/resale_report/2023/thredUP_2023_Resale_Report_FINAL.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">thredUP’s 2023 Report</a>, and in it, they say that – The global secondhand market is expected to nearly double by 2027, reaching $350 Billion. And the global secondhand apparel market is expected to grow 3X faster on average than the global apparel market overall.</p> <p class="">Clearly, there is a lot of GROWTH happening in resale fashion.</p> <p class="">This week’s guest is highly knowledgeable on the world of preloved fashion – she started thrifting as a kid out of necessity. As

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