Depop Launches a Fashion Collaging Tool to Style Pinterest-Worthy Outfits

Depop, the fashion resale platform, announced on Wednesday the rollout of a new styling and collaging tool aimed at users who enjoy creating fashion collages. Called “Outfits,” the feature introduces a mood board-style interface that allows users to design curated looks to share with followers or inspire their followers' wardrobe choices.

To access the feature, users can select an item they want to style and tap the scissors icon on the right side of the screen. From there, they can explore customisation tools, such as adding colourful backgrounds, resizing, and repositioning images. The tool also includes templates to guide the creation of layouts.

All products shown in the collages are directly shoppable. If a specific item is sold out, Depop will recommend similar alternatives, the company confirmed.

For sellers, this feature is another way to showcase items currently listed for sale by arranging them into styled collages, which helps buyers visualise complete outfits and how different pieces can be paired together.

Users can also export static images of their outfits to social platforms like Pinterest and Instagram. This approach caters to Depop’s largely Gen Z audience, who have embraced collaging as a popular trend in fashion expression.

The move follows broader market interest in digital collaging. In 2022, Pinterest introduced its collage-making app Shuffles, which has since been integrated into the main app to enhance user creativity.

Depop confirmed that the Outfits feature is now live and available for all users within its app.

The launch also comes shortly after parent company Etsy’s Q2 2025 earnings report, which highlighted that Depop’s Gross Merchandise Sales (GMS) rose 34.7% year-over-year on a currency-neutral basis. This surge puts the platform on track for a $1 billion GMS run rate. By comparison, rival resale platform Mercari reported a Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) of $728 million in the fourth quarter of 2024.