We both love the name, although if I'm being honest I think the brand colors and fonts could be elevated in order to more meaningfully distinguish yourself from eBay and your other non-verticalized competitors (who all seem to have kind of tech-y, too-fun brands).
Some feedback on your positioning:
1. It wasn't immediately clear whether Queenly was a marketplace, a store, or some mix of both. This matters to us because it helps set our expectations around the buying experience.
2. Since some photos were stock photos, we wondered whether a seller could send you a dirty dress (or nothing at all). We found the answer (dry cleaning!) in your FAQ. In our eyes, this is a big differentiator vs eBay or similar. Might be worth highlighting that more prominently.
In general, it looks like you have a great product that solves a real problem. I know homepage real estate is at a premium, and you probably want to highlight inventory, but it might be worth doing a little more selling in the early days to explain why you're different. On a hunch, I checked out what StockX did to thread this needle a few years ago. I think their approach is elegant: https://web.archive.org/web/20170216204356/https://stockx.co...
CCongrats and good luck!