Most Airbnbs that I've used aren't someone "sharing their apartment". They're dedicated Airbnb properties. It'd be interesting to see an actual breakdown.

Also, renting a space during a trip was something people were already doing. People were already paying money to stay in a strange place, like a hotel.

As far as I know, the vast majority of people don't currently rent clothing of any kind on a regular basis.

But people often have friends and family stay in their home. How often do adult women actually share clothes? I don't mean teenagers or students, I mean actual adult women.

People's comfort level is going to be lowest the more invasive a product is and clothing is probably an order of magnitude more invasive than a living space. But, as you said, maybe this becomes the next airbnb. I doubt it, but maybe.

Huh? People have been renting out rooms in their homes for centuries if not longer. Renting on a short-term basis is even easier to get people to do since it's easier to put up with a roommate for a week for some extra cash than to have to put up with him indefinitely.