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LookMazing Beta Launch Party at Banana Republic

LookMazing Beta Launch Party at Banana Republic

LookMazing Beta Launch Party at Banana Republic. LookMazing, Inc. is a fashion and beauty social network for individuals to showcase their personal style through photo ‘looks’ that can be easily shopped and shared. By ‘admiring’ fellow members of the site, users can browse through each other’s lookbook, wishlist, and virtual wardrobe to discover new ways to style products and gain fashion advice from friends.

The world is your runway with Polyvore's new iPhone app

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Today, Polyvore has launched its first ever iPhone app, with an Android and tablet offering on the way.

On the website and the new iOs app, taste-makers and budding fashionistas can mix and match outfit ideas, browse items by theme or clothing type (for instance, "yellow sweaters" or "winter hues") and purchase items from mainstream brands like H&M or Tory Burch.

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Facebook Reveals How Fashion Should Handle Social Media: Decoded Fashion London

Business of Fashion editor, Imran Amed, interviews Tracy Yaverbaun, Director of Retail, Luxury & Fashion Partnerships at Facebook at Decoded Fashion London, on Nov. 1st. They discussed the behaviour of high net worth individuals on Facebook, the platform’s nascent mobile strategy, and the do’s and don’ts for brands using the Facebook platform to engage with their fans. London.DecodedFashion.com

Fashion Site Inspirare.com teams up with local fashion and tech groups for fashion show and presentation

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Fashion+TechSF, San Francisco Fashion And Merchants Alliance, Style SquadSF and Startup Monthly to host a fashion show and style presentation to celebrate the launch of Inspirare’s eShop.

San Francisco, CA October 29, 2012. SOMA based company Inspirare.com celebrates the launch of their eShop with local fashion and tech companies with the help of the talented group of girls at Style Squad they present their first two collections in a fashion show and styling presentation this Friday, November 2nd 2012 6pm-9pm [RSVP HERE]. The company sells small runs of one-of-a-kind pieces from emerging designers. Inspirare’s designer collections are a mash-up of international and U.S. based designers. The companies mission is to launch the budding careers of these fresh and innovative designers by funding 100% of the production and advertising for their brands. All garments are cut and sewn in San Francisco.

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The Launch of A New Republic

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A local online fashion destination has made the bold move to join the likes of 99Dresses, BigCommerce and the many other Australian-founded websites entering the global playing field.

Sydney based Young Republic is setting their sights on becoming the go-to destination for designers and lovers of independent fashion all around the world with the launch of their new international online marketplace today. Visit: http://www.youngrepublic.com.

Founded by Aussie duo Marianne Sea and Andrew Yang, Young Republic features a plethora of unique, eclectic and one of a kind womenswear, menswear, jewelry, accessories and products for the home created by international independent and emerging designers. Likened to Etsy for fashion, the appeal for these designers to sell on Young Republic is a no-brainer – the website allows them to transact online with no joining, listing, or upfront fees; features a dead-easy portal to manage products, orders and stock inventory; and provides free-to-use social interaction, community management and marketing tools to assist designers to grow their brands.

Designers are quick to jump on board this new opportunity to bring indie fashion to the masses. Young Republic’s newly launched site already features over 500 Australian and 100 International designers, all destined to be the next big names in fashion.

“The beauty of Young Republic is that it is so youthful and current. It is a fantastic tool for putting designers in touch with their target market and giving each label an opportunity to be seen,” states Lauren Brooks, the Australian designer behind Baumbach.

Fashion lovers from all over the world are able to shop the streets of Sydney, New York, San Francisco, London, Paris and Tokyo without leaving the comfort of their own homes, and can easily discover and recommend pieces that cannot be found in local stores.

“People love going to the weekend markets because they can buy unique one-of-a-kind items you won’t find with the big brands,” says Young Republic co-founder Marianne Sea, “We wanted to bring that exciting experience online”.

For more information about Young Republic and/or its designers; to arrange an interview with founders Marianne Sea or Andrew Yang; or to request any samples from designers for review or photoshoot, please contact: Marianne Sea at: marianne@youngrepublic.com.au or go to: http://www.youngrepublic.com

Online Social Shopping Platform Boutine.com Launches

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Online Social Shopping Platform Boutine.com Launches, Rewards Fashion Enthusiasts with Commission while Promoting Emerging Designers

San Francisco, CA – July 27, 2012 – Boutine.com, a shopping website that harnesses the social influence of its stylish users by monetarily rewarding those who successfully generate sales between emerging designers and customers, announces its launch. The social shopping platform is now open for users to create and curate their own online boutiques as “Stylists” and earn a 10% commission on every sale. The website also serves as a sales and visibility platform for emerging designers all over the world. Finally, Boutine will serve as a must-have new shopping site for those hoping to discover carefully curated fashion while enjoying perks such as free shipping, editorial on new, featured designers and more.

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eBay’s Focus on Fashion

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The eBay Fashion Selling Style Studio set up shop this weekend at Union Square in the heart of San Francisco. With the pop-up Fashion Selling Style Studio touring the country, eBay is focused squarely on the increasing popularity of fashionistas who buy and sell fashion items from their own closets. New mobile apps, celebrity stylists, and tips from top sellers are all designed to make the process of selling your excess fashion finds seamless and rewarding. New registrations were entered in a drawing for the new Apple iPad. Many thanks to our eBay consultants Nick and Melissa who enthusiastically gave us the grand tour of eBay’s new fashion initiative. Be on the lookout for more eBay “fashion industry” collaborations in the future! ~ Robert Nixon