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Soft debuts—where new creative directors hint at aesthetics via teasers or red carpet placements—can ripple into vintage markets. When current collections nod to past silhouettes, consumer curiosity revives demand for archival items. Old Céline, Givenchy, or McQueen often see resale spikes when echoes surface in new work. This interplay underscores fashion’s cyclical nature, where vintage becomes both inspiration and competitor. For brands, the phenomenon is double-edged: it boosts halo value but risks diverting spending. Smart houses integrate resale partnerships, acknowledging nostalgia while monetizing secondary demand alongside fresh releases.
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