Vestiaire Collective

?? Asserting Leadership & Amplifying Women’s Voices On the occasion of Women’s Month, we’re thrilled to share that Fanny Moizant, Cofounder and President of Vestiaire Collective, recently took part in the Business O Féminin panel at Google on March 20th discussing her journey as an entrepreneur.? In conversation with Angélique GERARD, Fanny shared the story behind Vestiaire Collective—France’s first unicorn co-founded by women.? We would like to thank Véronique Forge-Karibian for this opportunity to highlight our commitments, particularly to women leadership that has been integral to our journey since the beginning. #VestiaireCollective #WomenEmpowerment #FemaleLeadership #Sustainability #Diversity #Innovation #CSR #GenderEquality

???? Regulating Fast Fashion: A Necessary Step Forward Last week, we welcomed Jean-Fran?ois Longeot and VALENTE LE HIR SYLVIE, senators and key advocates for the Anti-Fast Fashion Bill, to discuss the urgent need for policy action. At Vestiaire Collective, we believe the fashion industry needs clear regulation to address the environmental and social impact of fast fashion. Fanny Moizant, Co-founder & President, shared how circular business models like ours create positive change, while Dounia Wone highlighted the environmental, social, and economic stakes. We are closely waiting for an official date to be announced by the French Sénat to continue moving this conversation forward. As the French Sénat president conference is tomorrow, we encourage policymakers to bring these discussions to the forefront. Systemic change requires collective action, and we hope France’s leadership sparks a broader European and global movement. Thank you to Fédération de la Mode Circulaire for organizing this vital conversation. At Vestiaire Collective, we’re committed to shaping a more responsible and sustainable fashion future. Let’s create better fashion for all. ?? #VestiaireCollective #ThinkFirstBuySecond #CircularFashion #StopFastFashion #Regulation

Fast Fashion’s Dirty Secret: 92 Million Tons of Waste Every Year ??? Today, we’ve joined a gathering in front of the French Sénat to remind everyone of the devastating consequences of fast fashion. At Vestiaire Collective, we stand by a simple philosophy: "Think First, Buy Second" We’ve always been a vocal opponent of fast fashion. Two years ago, we created a campaign showing mountains of fast fashion waste across the globe to raise awareness about this issue. With Shein being overconsumed in France, the consequences of fast fashion addiction are undeniable. Today marks the 1-year anniversary of the Anti Fast Fashion Bill being voted on by the French Assemblée nationale. On March 19th, the French Sénat will decide whether to add the Anti Fast Fashion Bill to the agenda. We urge the French government, especially Prime Minister Fran?ois Bayrou and Minister of Ecological Transition Agnès Pannier-Runacher, to take action, and call on our global community to stand with us. This is our chance to create real, lasting change, with France leading the way in tackling this issue, promoting mindful consumption, and setting a global example for others to follow.? Join us, spread the word, reshare this video! A heartfelt thank you to ActionAid, Les Amis de la Terre France, Label Emmaüs, Emmaüs France, Collectif Ethique sur l'Etiquette, Max Havelaar France, Fashion Revolution France, France Nature Environnement, HOP - Halte à l'obsolescence programmée, REFER - Réseau Francilien du Réemploi, Réseau National des Ressourceries et Recycleries, and Zero Waste France for organizing this gathering. Together, we are making a difference. #VestiaireCollective #ThinkFirstBuySecond #SustainableFashion #MindfulConsumption #AntiFastFashion #StopFastFashion #LesAmisDeLaTerre #FashionForTheFuture Fanny Moizant Sophie Hersan Dounia Wone

Let’s keep breaking barriers and amplifying women’s voices at Vestiaire Collective! ?? As the only French Unicorn co-founded by women, we are proud to champion gender equality achieving 50% at EXCOM level while celebrating the boost of women’s leadership roles from 32% to 43% in the past 2 years. Despite the challenges we face due to the industry's legacy, we’re proud that women already make up 25% of our tech and product teams, a number we are committed to growing. As a fashion tech company, when we identify gaps, we take action. To drive change, we ensure that every recruitment process for leadership positions includes at least one female candidate in the shortlist. We apply the same approach across different departments whenever we spot disparities. This is an ongoing journey! At Vestiaire Collective, we will keep building a more inclusive future, for our teams, the industry, and paving the way for the next generation of female leaders. #VestiaireCollective #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025 #GenderEquality #WomenEmpowerment #Women #WomenInTech #Leadership #CollectiveForChange

?? As a member of the ACT (American Circular Textiles), our North America CEO Samina Virk joined the Executive Lobby Day in Washington DC, advocating for policies to encourage textile circularity. At Vestiaire Collective, we’ve engaged with policymakers to address a variety of strategic topics, including the Americas Act, which presents an opportunity to support textile reuse, repair, and recycling at a federal level. We’ve provided key insights on how the private sector can drive circularity and the importance of having appropriate legislation and incentives to allow sustainable businesses to thrive. We are eager to continue our collaboration with decision makers to accelerate the adoption of circular solutions. Since inception, our mission has remained unchanged: to transform the fashion industry for a more sustainable future, through empowering our community to shop more consciously. Great to connect with leaders in government, including Sydney Kamlager and Chellie Pingree. We would like to thank the ACT (American Circular Textiles) and Rachel Van Metre Kibbe for making it happen, and to our circular economy peers GAMBERT SHIRTMAKERS, Project Repat, Circ?, Garson & Shaw, LLC, USAgain, MacroCycle Technologies, unspun?, and ThredUp for their collaboration in advancing this crucial dialogue. #VestiaireCollective #CircularEconomy #Circularity #PolicyAdvocacy #Sustainability?

Paris Hilton x Vestiaire Collective: That’s Hot We’re thrilled to announce our latest celebrity closet sale, in partnership with the one and only Paris Hilton. As a certified B Corp, Vestiaire Collective is proud to collaborate with Paris Hilton, a fashion icon, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and advocate for circular fashion, on a campaign that will benefit her non-profit, 11:11 Media Impact. Featuring almost 100 pre-loved pieces from Paris Hilton’s personal archive, this exclusive drop is a celebration of her iconic style and fashion evolution, from socialite to modern business mogul, including a Juicy Couture velour tracksuit, a vintage Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton bag, custom bedazzled denim jackets, and her signature mini dresses from a number of coveted brands, all embodying her unmistakable 2000s aesthetic. Net proceeds will go to 11:11 Media Impact, whose aim is to protect vulnerable youth from child abuse, champion neurodiversity, and bring hope to those in need. Following the news in Los Angeles, funds from the sale will help to provide financial support and housing for families with young children affected by the wildfires. We’re very proud to collaborate with a visionary like Paris, continuing our mission to promote circular fashion with purpose and with taste. The sale is global, but limited. Don’t miss it… #VestiaireCollective #ParisHilton #Circularity #ClosetSale #Charity

?? WHERE IS FRANCE'S ANTI-FAST FASHION BILL?? : France’s scrapping of the Anti-fast Fashion Bill is a national scandal. For the past 10 months the Bill has been sitting in the Senate since its unanimous vote in the National Assembly on March 14 2024. Meanwhile SHEIN hires Christophe Castaner, former French Minister of Interior, and the Bill vanishes from the Senate's agenda, initially planned to be reviewed on March 26th. But enough is enough… Since its launch, Vestiaire Collective has been a vocal opponent of disposable fashion. Vestiaire Collective is closely tracking the Bill’s progress and the reasons behind its delay—especially the role of government influence and lobbying at the expense of French businesses and the communities affected by fast fashion brand’s practices. Today we’re calling on French President Emmanuel Macron, Prime Minister Fran?ois Bayrou, Agnès Pannier-Runacher Minister of Ecological Transition, Jean-Fran?ois Longeot, President of the Senate Standing Committee on Sustainable Development, Anne-Cécile Violland and Ya?l Braun-Pivet Deputies of the French National Assembly and to please put this vital Bill back on the agenda. And we’re asking our community–in France and beyond–to share in our outrage and stand with us. #ThinkFirstBuySecond #JoinTheMovement #StopShein Fanny Moizant Sophie Hersan Dounia Wone

Introducing Vestiaire Collective’s New Careers Website As we step into 2025, we're excited to launch our newly designed Careers platform, inviting global talents to join our engaged community. At Vestiaire Collective, building a diverse, passionate team is key to serving our mission: transforming fashion for a sustainable future and empowering our community to shop more consciously. "We believe that our talents across the globe are the driving force behind our success. This Careers Website will give an authentic glimpse into our culture, values, and the opportunities to grow alongside us. We champion diversity, nurture inclusion, and empower every voice to drive meaningful impact,” Thomas HEZARD, Chief Strategy & People Officer of Vestiaire Collective. What does it mean to work at Vestiaire Collective? ?? Collaboration: more than a team—we are a collective. ?? Agility: in the ever-evolving world, adaptability is key to our success. ??? Perseverance: we remain steadfast in our vision, constantly pushing the boundaries. ?? Transparency: we foster a culture of integrity, open communication, and mutual respect. By joining Vestiaire Collective—leading tech company in the fashion sphere—talents will be part of an international, enriching work environment, spanning 67 nationalities across the globe, working together to drive a more sustainable future in fashion. #VestiaireCollective #ThinkFirstBuySecond #Careers #Circularity #WorkCulture #HR

Ready to speak the language of fashion? After the success of our 2024 campaign, we're proud to launch the next chapter of "Parlez-vous Vestiaire Collective?"! Last year, we connected with a global community of fashion enthusiasts united by a shared passion for conscious shopping on our trusted platform. This year, we're deepening that connection, highlighting how our community discovers, engages, and interacts with Vestiaire Collective. ?? Buy, sell, and discover curated pre-loved fashion—from accessible gems to exceptional finds. Embrace the thrill of the hunt. ?? Sell your pieces to the community and find your next fashion discovery, while embracing the power of circular fashion. ?? Trust our 150+ experts in authentication across the globe. ?? Shop sustainably: with Vestiaire Collective, 90% of the environmental cost is avoided compared to buying new, making a positive impact with every purchase. Stay tuned for a more sustainable future for fashion! #VestiaireCollective #ParlezVousVestiaireCollective #ThinkFirstBuySecond #CircularFashion #PreLovedFashion #2025 #Campaign

Vestiaire Collective donates to The Or Foundation and Calls Fast Fashion Brands for Action in Solidarity with the fire in Kantamanto Market, Ghana. Following the devastating fire that ravaged Kantamanto Market in Accra, Ghana on January 1, 2025, Vestiaire Collective is urging fast fashion brands to take responsibility and donate. The crisis in the Global South, fueled by fast fashion overconsumption and overproduction from the Global North, is now reaching a breaking point. As part of its first response to help the local community, Vestiaire Collective has launched a click-to-donate campaign on social media. The company has also committed to a donation to The Or Foundation to support the cleanup and rebuilding efforts. Thousands of traders have been displaced and shops destroyed after a devastating fire at the world’s largest secondhand clothing market in Accra, Ghana. The Or Foundation needs emergency donations to help rebuild, as well as keep the Kantamanto community afloat physically and financially. We’re calling on the fast fashion brands whose textile waste washes up on Ghana’s beaches to join us in donating today. “This devastating fire is a wake-up call for the fashion industry to address overconsumption and growing global fashion waste — it's time to take responsibility and support Kantamanto’s rebuilding.” - Fanny Moizant “Kantamanto’s traders have been managing the fashion industry’s waste for years; this fire highlights a broken system, and we must ensure they receive the support they need to rebuild.” - Dounia Wone #VestiaireCollective #ThinkFirstBuySecond #Impact #Donation #SustainableFashion #TextileWaste #CircularEconomy #SecondHandClothing #KantamantoMarket #GlobalRegulations