Fanny Moizant, co-founder of Vestiaire Collective, has stepped down from the luxury resale platform after 16 years, following organisational changes at the company.
In a statement posted on LinkedIn, Moizant said: “After 16 years… it’s time for me to say goodbye. I am leaving the company as part of the recent organisational changes. This was not a decision I initiated, nor one I expected, but I accept that it marks the end of an extraordinary chapter.”
Vestiaire Collective has positioned itself as an alternative to traditional luxury retail, growing into a global resale platform backed by a number of high-profile investors. The company has not commented further on Moizant’s departure or said whether a replacement will be appointed.
Reflecting on her time at the business, she said: “Since co-founding Vestiaire Collective in 2009, I’ve had the immense privilege of building a company with a soul, a purpose, and a powerful mission: changing the fashion industry from the inside – one second-hand item at a time.
“For 16 years, I woke up every day proud to do this work. It was never just a job. It was a calling, a cause, a fierce belief that circularity matters — for the planet, for future generations, for the industry itself.”
She added: “I want to thank the many people I’ve crossed paths with along the way — team mates, partners, creators, and activists — and especially those I had the honour of working with inside Vestiaire. You’ve always been its beating pulse — I trust you to carry its values forward with conviction and integrity.
“To our incredible community of customers — thank you. You’ve been the soul of this movement from the very start. Vestiaire still needs you: every treasure you give new life to is a quiet rebellion for a better fashion future.”
