As the current inflationary environment shows little sign of easing any time soon, shoppers increasingly see luxury handbags, watches and jewellery as assets worth investing in.
The perceptions that these luxury items could appreciate or at least be safe stores of value help to explain the recent growth in resale activity, and the ever-increasing role of authentication in differentiating resale platforms, according to an analysis from BoF Insights in a forthcoming report produced in partnership with eBay.
Please join us on Wednesday, November 16 at 15:00 GMT / 10:00 EST for our next #BoFLIVE, as BoF’s Rahul Malik is joined by Tirath Kamdar, general manager of luxury at eBay, and Sarah Davis, founder and president at Fashionphile, to discuss the evolution of luxury as an asset — and what this means for resale today, and tomorrow.
Tirath Kamdar, General Manager of Luxury, eBay
Sarah Davis, Founder and President, Fashionphile
in conversation with Rahul Malik
This #BoFLIVE is brought to you in partnership with eBay
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