By all accounts, fashion is a waste.

With archival designer clothing commanding staggeringly high prices on the secondary market, predicting which brands will pop off next isn’t easy.

It may seem like menswear manages to earn more on the secondhand market, but it's not really that simple.

Power sellers and top earners from Grailed, Poshmark and StockX weigh in.

Plus, Roberto Cavalli's court filing reveals restructuring plans.

Plus, four ways the sneaker resale market will change in 2019.

From a financial standpoint, this hype-driven sector of the market shows no sign of slowing down.

Plus, will the Juicy Couture tracksuit thrive in the age of athleisure?

Luxury fashion adopted the streetwear scene's preferred method of retail in 2017. But is the hype model sustainable in the long term?

Plus, how fashion became a fan of mass consumerism.

Will it build a strong community of fashion enthusiasts, too?

We spoke to expert sellers from Poshmark, Grailed and Depop.

Things get weird buying and selling things with strangers, so we’re here to help you get schooled.

Plus, one writer's take on why "body neutrality" is the new "body positivity."

The go-to site for hypebeasts to find (and fawn over) rare designer pieces has big plans for the year ahead.

At FashionistaCon 2016, menswear experts chat about where the industry — especially New York Fashion Week: Men's — will go from here.