Gen Z Resells 2000s Fast Fashion For Hundreds Of Dollars: The Shocking Trend of Calling Millennial Fashion “Vintage”
Gen Z Resells 2000s Fast Fashion For Hundreds Of Dollars
In a surprising turn of events, Gen Z fashionistas are making a profit by reselling 2000s fast fashion items for hundreds of dollars. One viral example is a pair of sequin cheetah print shorts from Forever 21, originally priced at $15, being listed as “vintage” for a whopping $300 on Depop.
The buyer managed to negotiate the price down to $198, but the internet is still in shock over the outrageous markup. This isn’t an isolated incident, as other items like an Abercrombie & Fitch t-shirt selling for $88 and Victoria’s Secret PINK pajama pants going for nearly $100 have also made waves.
While some may be regretting not holding onto their old fast fashion pieces, it’s important to be cautious when purchasing from reseller sites. Make sure to do your research and ensure you’re getting a fair deal before splurging on “vintage” finds.
