Picture this: your calendar has been cleared, and your only plans for the night are getting to see all your Facebook Marketplace saves IRL. A dream date, right? Well, that was the concept behind Facebook’s VIP launch party last Thursday, July 23, to celebrate its Still Available residency in Los Angeles.
The picture-perfect night was the kickoff to Facebook’s three-day experiential residency on Melrose Avenue, where Facebook Marketplace was brought to life by creating an entire space to spotlight its most popular categories, including fashion, cars, home decor and more, with creators Justin Miller, Roxana Jullapat, Alexander the Tailor, Bella & Griffin, Madi Webb, Michael Washington, Vin Anatra, and Matt Starr Dream Baby Press, who hosted workshops and curated the space. Lucky attendees of last Thursday’s event were able to get an exclusive first look at the residency, enjoy DJ sets by some of LA’s best, and mingle with fellow second-hand shopping lovers
Below, we get into what went down.
Photography courtesy of Facebook
For the nostalgia-obsessed, the residency was a feast for the eyes. One activation featured an impressive lineup of posters, magazine covers and other media from the 90s and early 2000s, making for the ideal Y2K photo opp.
Photography courtesy of Facebook
If your Facebook Marketplace scrolling is usually accompanied by some shopping jams, then you would’ve felt right at home at the residency, where DJ sets by Cailin Russo and KITTY CA$H made the experience feel that much more immersive.
Photography courtesy of Facebook
It’s no secret that Facebook Marketplace is one of the best places to find your next favourite piece, so obviously attendees had to pull up in style. There aren’t many places where you can find outfit inspiration and start searching for similar pieces in the same hour, but that was the case at the residency where Madi Webb’s closet was brought to life.
Photography courtesy of Facebook
The event ended as all the best LA nights do – by hanging out in a makeshift backyard. After checking out the offerings of the residency, guests chilled in the venue’s back alleyway and at Ètra, giving the night the feel of a quintessential summer hang.
in HTML format, including tags, to make it appealing and easy to read for Japanese-speaking readers aged 20 to 40 interested in fashion. Organize the content with appropriate headings and subheadings (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6), translating all text, including headings, into Japanese. Retain any existing tags from
Picture this: your calendar has been cleared, and your only plans for the night are getting to see all your Facebook Marketplace saves IRL. A dream date, right? Well, that was the concept behind Facebook’s VIP launch party last Thursday, July 23, to celebrate its Still Available residency in Los Angeles.
The picture-perfect night was the kickoff to Facebook’s three-day experiential residency on Melrose Avenue, where Facebook Marketplace was brought to life by creating an entire space to spotlight its most popular categories, including fashion, cars, home decor and more, with creators Justin Miller, Roxana Jullapat, Alexander the Tailor, Bella & Griffin, Madi Webb, Michael Washington, Vin Anatra, and Matt Starr Dream Baby Press, who hosted workshops and curated the space. Lucky attendees of last Thursday’s event were able to get an exclusive first look at the residency, enjoy DJ sets by some of LA’s best, and mingle with fellow second-hand shopping lovers
Below, we get into what went down.
Photography courtesy of Facebook
For the nostalgia-obsessed, the residency was a feast for the eyes. One activation featured an impressive lineup of posters, magazine covers and other media from the 90s and early 2000s, making for the ideal Y2K photo opp.
Photography courtesy of Facebook
If your Facebook Marketplace scrolling is usually accompanied by some shopping jams, then you would’ve felt right at home at the residency, where DJ sets by Cailin Russo and KITTY CA$H made the experience feel that much more immersive.
Photography courtesy of Facebook
It’s no secret that Facebook Marketplace is one of the best places to find your next favourite piece, so obviously attendees had to pull up in style. There aren’t many places where you can find outfit inspiration and start searching for similar pieces in the same hour, but that was the case at the residency where Madi Webb’s closet was brought to life.
Photography courtesy of Facebook
The event ended as all the best LA nights do – by hanging out in a makeshift backyard. After checking out the offerings of the residency, guests chilled in the venue’s back alleyway and at Ètra, giving the night the feel of a quintessential summer hang.
and integrate them seamlessly into the new content without adding new tags. Ensure the new content is fashion-related, written entirely in Japanese, and approximately 1500 words. Conclude with a “結論” section and a well-formatted “よくある質問” section. Avoid including an introduction or a note explaining the process.
