'Bella Hadid bought so much stuff from me' How 2000s fashion became big business online | New Money
October 21, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe vintage fashion industry is booming online. Re-selling sites like Vinted or Depop have made it easier than ever to find what you wan - there is no more snooping through charity shops and car boots, instead everything is readily available on the internet.
Sky’s series New Money takes a look inside new digital industries, speaking to some of the influencers, content creators and business owners who have turned their hobbies into full-time jobs.
In this episode we spend the day with the founder of fashion label Timeless Wear, who sell vintage pre-loved 2000s clothes.
Amber Ramon started the business on Depop - and has now sold items to celebrities like Bella Hadid. She tells Sky's James Lillywhite how she developed her business, and how the cost of living crisis has impacted the fashion industry.
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