#therealred

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MIU MIU SUNGLASSES

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haimtheband via Instagram Stories, December 21st 2022

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rue bennett — danielle guizio sweater

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Manolo Blahnik shoes I wish I’d brought before they sold

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Trend Penjualan dan Pembelian Resale Produk Barang Mewah yang Sedang Booming saat ini dan Apakah Efeknya Terhadap Masyarakat Indonesia? Mari Kita Bahas TheRealReal dan Vestaire Collective

Penjualan dan pembelian barang mewah bekas atau resale telah menjadi tren yang booming dalam beberapa tahun terakhir, terutama melalui platform seperti TheRealReal dan Vestaire Collective. Fenomena ini tidak hanya mempengaruhi pasar global tetapi juga memberikan dampak langsung dan tidak langsung terhadap masyarakat di Indonesia. Pasar barang mewah bekas telah mengalami pertumbuhan signifikan.…

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trr wishlist

[dippedanddripped]

Reversing a previous effort to bulk up staffing, The RealReal on Wednesday said it will cut operating expenses through layoffs and store closures. The moves will cost some $1.7 million to $2.2 million, mostly in severance payments, employee benefits and related expenses.

The apparel resale company will let go of about 230 employees, or 7% of its workforce, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Two flagship stores in San Francisco and Chicago, two neighborhood stores in Atlanta and Austin, Texas, and two consignment offices in Miami and Washington, D.C., will shutter, per the filing. The company will also reduce its office space in San Francisco and New York City.

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The RealReal’s chief executive John Koryl arrived just last week — ending an eight-month search after founder Julie Wainwright’s abrupt departure last year — and is now wasting little time attempting to right the ship.

The company operates, mostly online, in the runaway resale segment, which is garnering more attention from consumers. And, increasingly, from retailers, as the topic dominated the National Retail Federation’s recent industry conference. Research from GlobalData and ThredUp found that the market in the U.S. could more than double by 2026 to reach $82 billion, and WD Partners has found that shoppers are eager to find used goods in most categories.

But The RealReal has long struggled with profitability, and its year-to-date $151.2 million loss is only a slight improvement over last year, according to emailed comments from GlobalData Managing Director Neil Saunders. The retailer landed on Retail Dive’s bankruptcy watch list last year.

“Although resale remains one of the stars of the apparel market with exceptionally high growth, the current environment is more challenging as consumers are a little more conservative about making purchases,” Saunders said. “The competitive environment is also tougher with a raft of new resale players, including brands selling directly to consumers. Throw in the higher costs of doing business into the mix and there is a significant threat to The RealReal’s quest to move into the black.”

The RealReal may be in a bind, however. In part due to the unique logistics of resale — unlike most of retail, sourcing secondhand goods is more difficult and complex than selling them — brick and mortar is by far more lucrative than e-commerce for this market, WD Partners also found.

In any case, more steps may be needed if The RealReal is to finally move into the black, according to Saunders. That could entail further reduction in its physical store footprint. The company in its filing Wednesday said that it “will continue to evaluate its real estate presence as it deems appropriate to create efficiencies and to address trends in the marketplace and macroeconomic factors.”

[cashoutnxrm]

I do my own stunts.

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Outfit from my TRR wishlist~

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lido marina village, brindleton bay, simmisota ✨

welcome to lido! brindleton bay's premiere shopping outlets. filled with stylish boutiques, fine eateries and even a gym. locals and tourists love coming here for the chic and relaxed ambience.

guys, this is my most ambitious build project thus far. i've never referred to myself as a builder, but i am proud of the work i've put into this! it's, of course, based on the very real lido marina village in newport beach, california. definitely one of my favorite places in cali so it was a joy to bring it to life in my game!

more pictures + directory under the cut.

shops, eateries & more:

nobu | michelin star rated japanese restaurant. inspired by the real nobu at lido marina village.

curl fitness | a private members-only gym. inspired by the real curl fitness at lido marina village.

loveshackfancy | a women's clothing boutique that specializes in romantic and floral designs. inspired by the real loveshackfancy at lido marina village.

therealreal | a luxury consignment boutique. inspired by the real therealreal at lido marina village.

floral selfie wall | a place for sims to pose for pics! inspired by the real floral wall at lido marina village.

skating rink | a fun activity for kids (or any age sims) to partake in while their parents shop. there is no skating rink at the real lido marina village.

public restrooms with vending machines & water fountains.

kimber | luxury furniture store. inspired by serena + lily at lido marina village.

roller rabbit | a whimsical children's boutique. inspired by the real roller rabbit at lido marina village, except the real store doesn't cater specifically to children.

tress salon | a hair & nail salon for the bougie sims. inspired by the real tress salon at lido marina village.

lido bookstore & coffee shop | coffee shop with a bookstore upstairs and outdoor areas to eat and read. there is a real bookstore at lido marina village, but mine isn't really based on that one.

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vivienne westwood logo foil handle bag

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Oh boy…oh gosh by golly….gee and other things. When I first started collecting these dresses, I often wondered if people wore them every day when possible or if they just bought for content. Honestly finding someone on social media wearing these Selkie gowns was hard to find at first and weeding out the ones who only did so for content and then sell them ASAP on therealreal

I mean there is nothing wrong with that but sometimes it helps finding others who dress as eccentrically as you. I wear them a lot. As you can see. I either dress like a gremlin or as a “fancy pants” 🤗. So, here is the thing, if you want to dress a certain way. Just do it! Buy a little or make it a piece at a time. Want to dress like a hobbit? Go for it. Want to dress like you are in the Tudor court? Do it. Want to walk around like an elf? Yes! And please do! Just be yourself. I get that certain jobs have restrictions but on the days off? Be unapologetically YOU! And you are never to old to dress how you wanted to as a kid. I wanted to wear dresses like this my whole life and one day it occurred to me, I am a grown ass adult and have adult money. I’m doing it! And it has been so much fun! So be your own main character!

Signed a huge old nerd.

I can not believe I turn 40 in a couple of months 😱😵😵‍💫

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How TheRealReal, Vestiaire Collective and Net-a-Porter Getting Traction in Luxury World in Recent Time?

The luxury resale market has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by changing consumer behaviors and the rise of digital platforms that make luxury goods more accessible. Among the key players in this space are TheRealReal, Vestiaire Collective, and Net-a-Porter, each carving out a niche and gaining traction in the luxury world. These platforms have not only revolutionized the way…

[starletmess]

School Style <3

This post is a little guide I made for the upcoming school year. I love school, but hate feeling gross under the florescent lights. I like dressing nicely, but hate feeling like a try-hard. My #1 priority in class to be comfortable so I can pay attention to the professor, and not my outfit.

I take a lot of style inspiration from Stockholm girlies year round, especially during the school year. Here are some of my favorite examples found via Pinterest:

Nice basics in high quality materials and neutral colors are essential to this style. The goal is to mix and match pieces as much as possible in order to save time and money.

Invest in:

- 2 or 3 neutral high quality sweaters

- 2 flattering pairs of jeans

- 1 pair of mini Uggs

- 1 pair of white, cream or grey sneakers

- 1 matching set of sweats preferably in grey, white, or navy (not joggers!! sweatpants)

- 1 tote bag for school (a cute backpack works too) preferably from Longchamp, Zadig & Voltaire, or if you can afford it, Goyard.

If you feel comfortable getting a fake off of DHGate, go for it. However I recommend using second-hand sites like TheRealReal to purchase a bag for a lower price.

- neutral claw clips

- jewelry!! the key to making the outfit look complete

You can find high quality basics anywhere! 

The easiest places to shop for me are Aritiza, Asos, Ssense, TheRealReal and Nordstrom. However, I have found a lot of my favorite pieces from the thrift as well!

More Style Inspiration:

As a side note, nothing pairs better with this style than a fresh blowout. I hate using heat on my hair however, so I recommend using a heatless styling rod from Kitsch.

Good luck to you during this upcoming school year!