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We often frame fashion cycles by decades, you know, "the 80s," "the 90s", "the 2000s." But time isn’t the only thing that drives the cycle. We continue to rotate between maximalism and minimalism, but there's also an in-between. Euphoria's maximalism takeover In 2019, Euphoria changed trends almost overnight. Aside from being eye catching, Euphoria ’s styling encouraged bold self-expression. Each character had their own color palette and makeup style that symbolized their pe

Screenshots of how I show my items on Whatnot. "Well, there went another 3-4 hours of my life I will never get back. Had another live show and didn't sell anything. Again! Had 6 viewers at one time but no one stuck around. I just don't know what I'm doing wrong. I invited, promoted on here and Whatnot. Didn't matter. I spent hours prepping my items, setting up my camera and lights and still....nothing." -post from a Whatnot sellers Facebook group First, let me say, I'm not an

I've seen quite a bit of clothing resellers consider leaving selling platforms  entirely and going solo. Generally, the reason is to...

Fashion is cyclical. (Yes, skinny jeans will make a comeback.) It should come as no surprise that, as we move into the 2008–2012...

Just because a handful of sellers agree, that doesn't make it right. What I've learned since I started selling on Depop is that many sellers fit into these categories: Literal kids People who have never worked in a customer-facing job. Sellers who see themselves as “just earning extra cash,” not running a business These groups tend to give the worst advice to new sellers, and they're so freakin' loud about it. I’m not just speaking as a seller. I’m a Customer Experience profe

If your only knowledge of storage auctions is Storage Wars...well, you still don't know anything about buying units.