For many, shopping via mobile phone still seems like an era away. But for others, it’s become a regular occurrence. The only thing I’ve bought via my mobile phone is concert tickets. However, it seems that many of my well-heeled compatriots are scooping up everything from high-end jewelry to fancy rugs. That’s according to Gilt Read more →
For those who plan on buying an iPad this Saturday, get excited: The Sart‘s application will be available to download immediately. Don’t ask us why, but we were cruising Apple geek site 9to5mac.com, and we found this exclusive video featuring the iPad app store. The Sartorialist iPad app was “released” on March 31, which means Read more →
There’s a new Apple product in town. And yes, it has a really bad name. But soon enough, there’ll be a slew of accessories to match this new plaything. Some are sure to be stylish, while others will certainly veer towards disgusting. Here’s what I’m hoping for: Vers wooden case. I picked up Vers’ wooden Read more →
No doubt 2009 was fashion’s year to shine online, but the king of Americana does it best, according to geeky trade magazine Mobile Marketer. Ralph Lauren’s top notch mobile apps, advertisements and video not only beat out industry peers, but every eligible company–whether it was Tide or Tommy Hilfiger. We appreciate Ralph’s runway videos for Read more →
This morning brings a boatload of news in the digital and iPhone application world. Gucci’s launched their free app which includes personal playlists from Frida and Mark Ronson, a feature where you can play DJ and mix your own beats, and of course lookbooks and news from the design house. Every week seems to bring Read more →
A couple of weeks ago we wrote about Tahari’s iPhone application and now Donna Karan is jumping into the mix. The designer sees it as an extension of her in-house publication, Woman to Woman. She told WWD, “This iPhone application is the modern evolution of the time I spend with my customer in the dressing Read more →
The iPhone keeps on expanding. WWD reported this morning that Elie Tahari is launching a free application next month that allows users to see the entire Fall 2009 collection, as well as zoom in for detail shots. Sounds a lot like Style.com, but there’s more to it. The app is buying-based, so it’ll show you Read more →
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Over the weekend, you may have read about Lucky magazine’s new iPhone application, Lucky at Your Service, a shopping feature that allows readers to locate the exact location of any item featured in the March Lucky, complete with a customer service center that will text you with notifications like, “Your Chloe dress is now set Read more →
Yesterday, while texting, we made a discovery. We, like everyone else, already knew that iPhone has some issues with spell checking more uncommon words. But when we texted “chanel” to a friend, our iPhone turned it into “Chanel.” Impressed, we tried some more, and learned that iPhone has some eclectic taste. iPhone knows to correct Read more →
We finally placed an order for an iPhone this weekend (we don’t like lines), and now we’ve just read about the millionth new thing available for it – A Gucci icon. Gucci’s partnered with Vodafone on a new software that will give users the option of keeping a Gucci icon (presumably the logo), on their Read more →
This just in from our shopaholic intern, Audrey: Jill Stuart’s Soho store’s slashing prices, which means everything spring/summer is up to 60% off at 100 Greene Street. That means you can grab a handful of great summer dresses with up-to-there hemlines marked down from $450 to $175. That’s basically like buynig two for the price Read more →
