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How Reposhe Was Born

How Reposhe Was Born

People were constantly asking me the same question whenever I wore something from my closet - whether it was for a TV story, a red carpet appearance, or a celebrity interview:

“Where did you buy that?”

That question became the spark.

Because the truth was, many of those pieces had only been worn once or twice. Perfectly preserved, still beautiful, yet no longer central to my wardrobe. And I kept thinking if someone loves a piece enough to ask about it, why shouldn’t they have the opportunity to own it?

Especially when the item was no longer available at the original store, or when paying full retail simply didn’t make sense.

It felt like a natural win-win.

As these conversations continued, I began noticing something interesting.

My friends many of them influencers and TV personalities felt the exact same way. Their closets held incredible pieces that had been loved, worn, and photographed, yet were now ready for a new life with someone else.

Between informal garage sales, direct sales through social media, and countless exchanges about style, closets, and sustainability, REPOSHE naturally took shape.

Not as a resale platform.

But as a new way of thinking about fashion, value, and longevity.

Because great pieces were never meant to live only one story. 

With Love, 

Astrid Rivera

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