My Ngoc feels that those who know how to mix and match clothes show that they have taste - Photo: QUANG HUY
Cost savings, diverse styles and freedom to mix and match are the factors that make secondhand fashion an indispensable trend for young people.
Create style with secondhand fashion
One afternoon at rush hour at Ban Co market (District 3, Ho Chi Minh City), people were excitedly choosing secondhand items that suited them.
Having just chosen a pair of boots that she really liked, My Ngoc (28 years old) said that she has been a fan of this fashion since she was a student. As a Gen Z, My Ngoc feels that young people who know how to mix and match secondhand clothes have good taste.
"For me, secondhand clothes give me many options for my outfit. For example, I want to buy a pair of leather boots. When I go to work, I can combine these shoes with office clothes, and when I go out, I will combine them with some active outfits," Ngoc laughed.
Already experienced, My Ngoc shares interesting tips when choosing and coordinating outfits based on observation and touch to feel. For example, when buying leather shoes, Ngoc looks at them and touches the leather material. If she feels good, that pair of shoes will be her first choice.
Sharing the same hobby, Le Thuong (25 years old) went around the market to find a dress that matched the shirt she had at home. When asked about her hobby, Thuong happily gave tips on how to mix and match secondhand fashion for everyone.
With some secondhand items that are beautiful and suitable for personal style but have some tears or stains, Thuong will "fix" them by adding accessories to cover up the flaws such as stickers, glasses, scarves... Thuong said that this way of combining still shows off the seams and covers up all the flaws of the outfit that she is quite satisfied with.
Hunting for secondhand fashion with many promotions and discounts - Photo: QUANG HUY
Many designs are combined to suit different styles - Photo: QUANG HUY
Shopping spree because of the bargain
In the evening, visiting a secondhand fashion shop in Thu Duc City (HCMC), Lam Ngoc (26 years old) was satisfied when he chose quality items at affordable prices. Lam Ngoc shared that buying secondhand items would be "more profitable" because there are shirts with similar prices as new ones, and the quality is the same.
Whenever buying new clothes, Ngoc often spends a lot of money on choosing jackets and shirts from fashion stores. However, when secondhand fashion is popular, she loves to hunt for items with many new designs and much more reasonable prices. In particular, secondhand items often have many promotional programs.
"Before, I had to spend a lot of money to buy a new shirt. Now I can choose more styles of clothes with the same amount of money at secondhand stores, and if I'm lucky, I can even find branded items," Ngoc laughed.
Understanding the trend of young people liking to buy secondhand goods, Nhu Phuong (21 years old) and her friends in the countryside opened a consignment store for clothes, accessories, shoes, handbags... in Hue City.
Having a passion for business and being inspired by the shops in Ho Chi Minh City, Nhu Phuong said that the reason she wanted to open this shop is because Gen Z is currently fond of buying used clothes.
Nhu Phuong excitedly shared: "I opened this store because I want young people to be able to freely buy clothes at cheap prices, suitable for their budget. Besides, I also aim to protect the environment, making the most of the use of clothes."
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/gen-z-me-sam-do-thoi-trang-secondhand-20240717105802923.htm
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