FOR most people, thrifting can be very hit-or-miss, but one woman with a sharp eye has turned the hobby into a lucrative business. After scoring a pair of Fendi shoes for $12, she launched a luxury fashion resale company. 3 Marina Lukianov, the founder of secondhand store The Luxury Outlet, shared her shopping tips with The U.
S. Sun Credit: Marina Lukianov, founder of The Luxury Outlet Marina Lukianov ( @luxuryoutletnj ), the founder of The Luxury Outlet, a secondhand luxury handbag market, shared her secondhand shopping tips with The U.S.
Sun. Lukianov explained that her interest in luxury fashion was purely by chance. "I actually stumbled upon the luxury industry accidentally," she said.
Like many teenagers at the time, she had been looking to make extra cash by cleaning out items from her closet. "After graduating high school in 2012, I wanted to make some extra money, so I started selling clothing, shoes, and accessories on Poshmark," she said. "I would sell my own clothing that I didn’t want anymore, but would also sell my family members’ and friends’ items for commission.
" A trip to the thrift store netted her a huge find, which made her realize that secondhand fashion could be lucrative. "One day, I walked into a thrift store and saw a pair of Fendi shoes for only $12," she said. Most read in Fashion KILL THREAT 'I'm going to murder you', screams youngster as men brawl with youths on street RAISE THE BAR Rangers step up interest in out-of-contract Aberdeen star C.