A special casualty of the 2008 financial crash: Full-price fashion

At yesterday's Code Commerce Series event, The RealReal founder and CEO Julie Wainwright talked with Recode's Jason Del Rey about whether we're in a repeat of the dot-com bubble, when she was the CEO of Pets.com. She also discussed how fashion consumers' demands have evolved since the 2008 financial collapse, with value now driving purchase decisions more than before.

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Wainwright also explained how The RealReal won over luxury brands that were once wary of the company's consignment sales model. The biggest holdout starts with a "C" and might end with a "hanel."

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This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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