Editor's Pick Gustin is a San Francisco menswear line using crowdsourcing to redefine the way clothing is designed, created, and sold.
San Francisco-based Ajent is all about curation, and feeds its users just one "look" per day.
It's a bit surprising to see what people are looking to buy on Cyber Monday. What it isn't,is technology, at least not primarily.
Online fashion retailer Nasty Gal raises $40 million in its second round of funding from Index Ventures
A new outfit, as often as you want it, with accessories, for only $49/month.
That's what new fashion rental startup Le Tote is offering young urban women. And the founders are hoping that women's rich history of sharing clothes will make the company as successful as some other rental successes.
Fashion-forward types seem infatuated with photographing their outfits. You can scoff at the practice all you want, but the overwhelming number of fashion blogs tells us that sharing outfits is popular, especially in a world with Instagram. Cloth, an iOS …
Zappos founder Nick Swinmurn wants to see a picture of everything in your closet.
In return, he’ll give you badges and even discounts on clothing brands that you love.
He’s not a creep (as far as I know). Rather, his …
Fits.me aims to increase clothing sales online and reduce returns by showing female shoppers clothing on a mannequin matching her exact dimensions. It does this by using robotic mannequins with artificial muscles that can simulate the shape and size of …
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Thredup, an online exchange for children’s clothes, just announced that it has raised $7 million in a second round of funding.
The site is aimed at parents who want to find a more economical/less wasteful way to update the …
Group buying may be all the rage via companies like Groupon but ShopWithYourFriends, which launches today, adds a new twist to social shopping by enabling group shopping sessions online.
The Dutch startup uses co-browsing technology to share the screen between …
Clothing is currently the largest single online retail sector, estimated to be worth $26 billion a year in the US alone; yet only 7% of clothing is bought online. The fact that consumers cannot try on clothes before buying also …
