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March 15, 2026

Once relegated to dusty rails and whispered bargains, vintage fashion now commands the kind of reverence once reserved for couture salons

- By MAITHREYI SOOREJ

The Rise of the Archive Wardrobe

Today, it signals discernment. In penthouses from Mumbai to Milan, collectors slip into 1990s silk slips and 1980s power jackets with the assurance of connoisseurs handling art. Pre-owned clothing, once associated with thrift and compromise, is now an catchment of high finance and cultural cachet. Globally, resale platforms have turned archival fashion into a billion-rupee industry. In India, where bridal couture reigns supreme and heirloom saris pass through generations, the appetite for storied garments feels both novel and instinctively familiar.

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