Favorite fashion sites

BY admin on July 13, 2011

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There are some great fashion sites and blogs out there that any fashionista should checkout. They are a great place to share within a community of like minded people and it’s also perfect for finding new ideas of things you want or want to create. Here are 7 excellent sites that we recommend:

http://streetpeeper.com: A look at street fashions from around the world. Also has a search function where you can seek out an particular style or keyword.
http://www.polyvore.com/: An interactive site where you can create image collages from different products to put together a stylish look that is all you. Or, peruse the site for products or other peoples sets that they have created. Click the link to view sets that have patent vinyl: http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/search.sets?query=patent+vinyl
http://www.burdastyle.com/: Burda is a well known pattern company and they have done an excellent job creating a site where you can checkout their latest offerings, upload pictures of your latest creations, share with other Burda users, and read articles on sewing and garment construction.
http://www.stylefeeder.com: It’s a personal shopping engine that tries to learn your preferences and style so that it makes recommendations on clothes, accessories, and home decor inline with your preferences. Sort of like having a personal stylist who shops the web on your behalf. They have a slick interface and it can work if you typically shop by brand, however, it wasn’t that easy to shop by specific search terms.
http://www.stylemob.com/: Post a photo and let users around the world rate your style. Kind of like ‘hotornot’ but for fashion.
http://aerynnisabelle.blogspot.com/: Aerynn Isabelle has a blog focused on makeup, culture, art, and latex fashions. She’s a model, photographer, and artist from the U.K. and her posts are insightful and edgy.
http://streetsiknow.blogspot.com: Melanie Pyves blogs about vegan friendly fashions. Her posts are a mix of eclectic, mod, and current trends that are always animal and environmentally friendly.