How can a luxury brand capitalize on the growing demand for second-hand fashion? By joining up with a company already comfortable with the ins and out of resale. Through its collaboration with Grailed, Ralph Lauren is directly engaging streetwear aficionados with a range of rare vintage garments.

Preloved luxury handbags are being traded in exchange for credit on FarFetch’s new platform, Second Life. With attitudes to luxury goods shifting towards sustainability, there are opportunities to challenge the luxury mentality of newness, while also addressing the issue of high return rates.

In an unlikely match, supermarket Asda has teamed up with vintage wholesaler PreLoved to offer a treasure hunt in celebration of the release of House of Gucci. With people's interest in vintage and second-hand fashion being cemented, they're looking for exciting and inspiring retail moments.

How can the rental and resale market scale for global nuances? What can brands do to integrate themselves into everyday life? How are diamonds being made more accessible to younger shoppers? In this part of the 2022 Expert Outlook, we speak to three experts about the changing world of luxury.