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Practical notes on photographing secondhand clothing for Vinted, Depop, eBay and Poshmark, so your items sell faster and hold their price.

A sage knit top shown three ways: laid flat, on a tailor's dress form, and on a wooden hanger

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Flat-lay, model, or mannequin: which sells best?

The four ways to show secondhand clothing, flat-lay, on a hanger, on a model and on a mannequin, and how to pick the one that sells each item fastest.

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