Luxury Resale Trends: Business Casual Dominates Over Streetwear > K-Culture

According to The RealReal's seventh annual "Luxury Resale Report 2024," business casual has overtaken streetwear as the leading trend in the luxury resale market. This shift, driven by the rise of business casual alongside western wear and vintage styles, marks a significant change in consumer preferences.

The report notes a decline in interest for streetwear, with notable decreases in sales for brands like Supreme and Off-White. Instead, there's a growing focus on formal attire such as suits, blazers, and wide-leg trousers, reflecting a shift from the casual comfort of the pandemic era to more structured fashion.

The report also highlights the increasing popularity of western wear, spurred by cultural influences such as Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" album, and the resurgence of vintage fashion, with significant increases in searches for brands like Issey Miyake and Vivienne Westwood.

Looking ahead, "New Americana," a style combining bohemian and pragmatic elements, is predicted to dominate. Searches for vintage diesel, Levi's, and fringe leather have all surged, indicating this trend's potential impact.

Top brands in the report include Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Prada, with a remarkable 900% increase in searches for men's bags. The report concludes that trends are increasingly emerging from grassroots sources like TikTok and everyday street style, shifting away from traditional top-down fashion influences.

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