According ThredUp, the market’s powered largely by Gen Z, Millennials, and those looking for ways to reduce waste without sacrificing style.

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In a world chasing virality, the old money fashion style feels like a breath of fresh air. It doesn’t demand attention. It earns admiration through quiet confidence and timeless appeal.

Subdued elegance permeated the runways and the streets at the latest men’s fashion weeks. Two suits that, even in the summer heat, were the opposite of stuffy. style outside Subdued elegance ...