Ralph Lauren has partnered up with fashion marketplace app Depop to curate a collection of 90’s inspired pieces.
The collection, named “Re/Sourced” comprises of over 150 pieces, all of which have been sourced by Depop sellers.
The range of products include everything from the recently re-launched Polo Sport to the brand’s signature equestrian and western styles.
To accompany the collection and in-store experience, a digital docu-film has been created, directed by filmmaker MUSA, capturing the real-life stories of three Depop sellers who source vintage Ralph Lauren, exploring the stories of the items they find, and the significance of choosing second-hand.
Adam Milnes is one of the renowned Depop sellers who sourced pieces for the collection: “I’ve never been to a fashion school – Depop helped me realise my love for fashion by giving me a platform to sell my vintage pieces and build my business. Ralph Lauren has always been inspirational to me, in that he turned an idea and a way of living into a pillar of American style."
Depop has 15 million registered users in over 147 countries.
The Re/Sourced collection will be available at a pop-up space at the Ralph Lauren New Bond Street flagship store from 22 October to 7 November. An additional selection of pieces from the Re/Sourced campaign will also be available on the Depop app.
Scroll through the gallery above for more looks from the Re/Sourced collection.
