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On Poshmark, the Model Is You

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Striking red gown on model in front of Porto Cathedral's ornate architecture.
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Poshmark is turning the fitting room into the main event, telling shoppers the only look worth showcasing is their own. The social commerce marketplace has rolled out its biggest all-in campaign to date, built around a simple swap in perspective: try yourself on, not someone else's outfit. The push arrives as a signature move for chief revenue officer Elizabeth von der Goltz, positioning Poshmark less as a resale bin and more as a genuine fashion address.

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With reporting from WWD Fashion.

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