Depop Introduces New Outfits Feature for Fashion Collage Enthusiasts

Depop, the popular fashion resale app, has recently unveiled a new styling and collaging tool called “Outfits.” This feature is specifically designed for users who enjoy creating fashion collages and mood boards. With Outfits, users can design curated outfits in a moodboard-like interface, allowing them to share their creations with followers and get inspiration for their own looks.

How to Use the Outfits Feature

To utilize the Outfits feature, users simply need to select an item they want to style and click on the scissors icon on the right side of the screen. This opens up a range of customization options, including the ability to add colorful backgrounds, adjust image sizing and placement, and use templates as layout guides.

All items featured in the collages are shoppable, and if a specific item sells out, Depop offers suggestions for similar alternatives to keep the shopping experience seamless for users.

Benefits for Sellers

The introduction of the Outfits feature presents a unique opportunity for sellers to showcase items currently for sale in styled collages. By displaying how clothing and accessories can be paired together, sellers can inspire potential buyers and drive engagement on the platform.

Social Media Sharing

In addition to creating collages within the app, users can easily share static images of their curated outfits on social media platforms like Pinterest and Instagram. This feature aligns with Depop’s strategic efforts to cater to its Gen Z user base, as collages have gained popularity among young audiences.

For example, Pinterest launched its own collage-making app called Shuffles in 2022 and later integrated the functionality into its main platform.

Availability and Growth

Depop has made the Outfits feature available to all users on the platform. This announcement comes following parent company Etsy’s Q2 2025 earnings report, which revealed a 34.7% year-over-year increase in Depop’s Gross Merchandise Sales (GMS) on a currency-neutral basis. The app is now on track to reach a $1 billion GMS run rate, showcasing significant growth in the resale market.

Comparatively, rival platform Mercari reported a Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) of $728 million for the fourth quarter of 2024.