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Packaging up all items for delivery is great. Having people upload their own style and having your site do the same with their picture would be pretty awesome.
Great looking site. Funnily enough, asos.com, which is something like the third biggest UK Internet company now (according to some slightly dubious stats that were posted here a month or two ago), actually started out with a similar premise: they don't mention it much these days (a tiny link in the footer which leads to a page looking like it needs a bit of love [0]), but the acronym originally stood for "As Seen On…
That's extra funny because his character in that movie more or less directly argues against such behaviour!
His boots also don't look like Steve Madden boots.
This is a great concept, but it would be a lot more meaningful to me if I knew I could trust the product listings.
Hmm... love the idea, and it'll probably make money, but the problem with anything like this (even magazine ads) is that cut is paramount and people come in different shapes and sizes. Clothes fitting properly matters much more than what they look like on the rack, and more often than not, cuts at discount stores are either atrocious, or they are designed for fit models (those lucky jerks). I can go to uniqlo, i can…
http://www.supernifty.org/bmi.php + http://famousoutfits.com/ = WIN
And in fact matching the right Colours to your skin tone and style will have a greater impact on how you look (and feel) than the right fit, although both are important.
And the celeb style guide: http://www.celebritystyleguide.com/
The jacket Ryan Gosling is wearing has a front pocket. I don't think it's the Perry Ellis Bomber Jacket. His boots also don't look like Steve Madden boots. This is a great concept, but it would be a lot more meaningful to me if I knew I could trust the product listings.
Rather, the idea is "you can look like a celeb without buying designer clothing!"
Indeed, the former can be found in a plethora of style magazines.
You know what would make this a lot better? Packaging it up so that one wouldn't have to go to 10 different stores to pick the items up. I'd order straight away and pay a premium to save the hazzle. A logistics challenge for sure, but you'd have at least one customer right here.