It’s basically impossible to start a career in the fashion industry if you live in the middle of nowhere (trust me, I’ve done it).But actually you can No matter where you live, build your resume right from your home and get paid for it.
There are tons of apps, websites, and live phone calls that will let you slide the work-from-home check. Most of these don’t even require you to get out of bed. Ready your bank account, throw on some cozy sweats, and check out online job openings for teens in fashion and beyond.
Etsy
If you dream of one day opening your own home decor store, art gallery, or vintage boutique, start your own Etsy page today. A $4 garage sale lamp can sell for 20 times its price to the right buyer, so you can make some quick cash.
ebay
Kim Kardashian started her career on eBay (no kidding), and so can you. She created a bank to sell designer clothes for her friends, but the site allows you to put anything up for auction, not just her clothes. Make a list of literally everything you have on hand: old video games, clothes that are too small, textbooks, rejected Christmas presents.
poshmark
Every time a new season begins, go through all your old clothes and if you didn’t wear them last year, now is the time to wear them. Make money by selling these old items on Poshmark (or any of the other online resale sites). Just download the app and upload photos of your old clothes, shoes, and accessories. Now wait for someone to bid. easy!
There are actually many ways to get paid through your favorite social media sites. If you have a large number of followers (usually 5,000 is the minimum), email your favorite brands with collaboration ideas. Brands pay you to post photos of their products. All famous bloggers make money this way.
If you please do not If you have a huge following, start an account to showcase your special talents and find clients. Are you good at graphic design? Submit your art and get it purchased. Do you basically live at the local thrift store? Post your best selling items.
care.com
Even if you don’t like children, you should definitely check out Care.com. Families use the site to hire help with housework, errands, chores, and even pet sitting.If you teeth If you’re new to babysitting, look here to find a new job. You must be 14 years or older to set up your profile and connect with families in your area.
rover
Choosing a college, choosing a major, planning a career – it’s shitty stressful. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could play with your puppy all day and get paid? Well, you can do that.
Apps like Rover and Wag connect experienced dog walkers and cat sitters with people in need. You can legally get paid for just letting your puppy sleep at home over the weekend or taking a local dog for a 30-minute walk. Fill out your profile here, pass the background check, and start playing with animals (for money). There is one caveat. He must be over 18 years old to participate.
swagbucks
This site is insanely cool and perfect for anyone who lives on the internet (that’s me!). Swagbucks gives you points when you shop online, watch videos, and take surveys, and you can redeem those points for gift cards (Amazon, Walmart, etc.) or cash via PayPal .
Kelsey is the Style Editor at Seventeen.com. Follow her on Instagram!
Kelsey is Seventeen.com’s fashion expert and resident Harry Potter geek. At her office, she spends her days writing about style, beauty, and literally Kylie Jenner’s every move. On the weekends, you can find her rummaging through her vintage shop, searching for the perfect burger. Follow @klstieg on Instagram.
