The second-hand platform Vinted opens its physical doors for the first time.
The online platform opens its showroom “House of Vinted” for a day, in which visitors have the opportunity to discover some of the most sought-after luxury items on Vinted, Vinted said on Tuesday.
The showroom comprises several thematic rooms, including “Art Deco Déjà Vu”, “Modern Eclectic’s Encore” and “CottageCore comeback”. A carefully curated wardrobe of international luxury style setters is presented in every room. The pieces come either directly from Vinted or from the wardrobes of well -known influencers: inside. In addition, the “House of Vinted” offers a café and workshops, including on the subject of leather processing.
With the temporary showroom, Vinted wants to celebrate “the joy of re -reducing and redesigning designer pieces”. “The House of Vinted is more than just a unique opportunity to browse luxurious fashion – it is a tribute to the stories behind beloved luxury fashion. By making Vinted luxury accessible and affordable, we invite our guests to rediscover the timeless beauty of worn luxury fashion and to rewrite their own fashion story with these special pieces, ”says Emma Sullivan, Creative Director of Vinted.
“Everything at the House of Vinted is designed that our guests feel ‘New Again’. Whether iconic pieces of past decades will be rediscovered, old trends revive or you can relax and inspire yourself in the Vinted Café-the House of Vinted offers the perfect opportunity to refresh your own style with new impulses from leading luxury creators. “
The House of Vinted opens on March 22nd in The Adria, 88 Queen’s Gate, South Kensington, London. Only invited and registered Vinted members have access.
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