I'm looking to purchase some Y2K clothes and need assistance. What site would be the best bet? As an xs/s I need something with a skater girl vibe or something Carrie Bradshaw-esque in it - any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
I would suggest thrift shopping or searching on Depop, as well as checking out Shein.
Etsy is your go-to place for contemporary style! Boasting over 100 million listings, Etsy has done its best to weed out low quality items and highlight handmade goods of higher quality. Their team of people constantly monitor Etsy algorithms to make sure that only high-quality listings appear in search results; additionally you may hire a personal stylist through Etsy to assist in finding your look (although plus size shoppers may find their sizing options limited; though many plus size women have given positive reviews for using Etsy as well).
Search thrifting or depop for 2000's-era tees; however, your choices will likely be more limited in style and size (unless you wear an XS/XXS size). For fitted baby tees you could try the DIY approach using lace or clips to tighten it.
Depop is an international marketplace where users can buy and sell second-hand fashion. Payment options available through Depop include credit cards and PayPal accounts, while users can contact one another directly to ask questions about size and fit; follow each other, like items, follow sellers back, bundle items together to reduce shipping costs - Depop also offers user protection against faulty items and delayed deliveries.
Depop's social media integration and fashion-oriented audience make it an attractive platform for sellers. The app's streamlined listing process enables users to upload imagery and detail their items for sale; Depop also provides tips for increasing visibility and increasing sales; for instance, when selling sweaters include search terms such as sweatshirt and jumper in your listing for maximum views.
Depop's community primarily comprises Gen Z users, with 90% under 26 years old making up its membership. Attracted to Depop's diverse range of products and sustainability initiatives as well as its unique visual aesthetic, with emphasis on artistic expression, Depop prohibits stock images while actively screening out listings using models or flat lay photos; Depop offers more diversity among its buyer pool than does Poshmark, which provides corporate look catering more towards an older crowd.
