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Must Read: Nordstrom Pivots Away From Influencers, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez Covers 'The Zoe Report'
Plus, Everlane releases made-in-LA denim capsule.
Must Read: The Stars of 'Pose' Got a 'Harper's Bazaar' Digital Cover, 16Arlington Launches Bridal
Plus, here's how designers can support Asian Americans in fashion.
Great Outfits in Fashion History (Beauty Edition): Indya Moore's 11-Foot Braid at the Met Gala
Accented with a gilded, clock-inspired mask and a flawless red lip.
Great Outfits in Fashion History: Janet Mock in Christian Siriano
It's very Belle-meets-'90s Versace.
Obviously the Cast of 'Pose' Brought Some Fashion Drama to Their Season 2 Premiere
See the best red carpet looks from Indya Moore, Mj Rodriguez, Billy Porter and more.
Shop Coco Rocha's Closet Exclusively on Pose [SPONSORED]
Model-approved goods up for grabs
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Pose to Merge With Little Black Bag
On Tuesday Pose, an app often described as the "Instagram of fashion," announced that it is merging with e-commerce site Little Black Bag.
Join Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This At Our Los Angeles Conference!
P.S.--Erica Domesek of P.S. I Made This is a keynote speaker at our "How to Make It in Fashion" conference!
How Pose's Co-Founder Went From Broke Freelance Journalist to Tech Entrepreneur
"Be curious, know more than one thing, and don’t be afraid of change." When Alisa Gould-Simon offers career advice, you sit up and listen. Co-fou
How Retailers Are Using Mobile to Fuel Your Shopping Addiction
E-commerce site of all kinds have a new focus: mobile. One need only look at a few stats to see why. For instance, according to a report by Mobify, mobile web adoption is growing eight times faster than web adoption did in the 1990s; mobile traffic now accounts for 15% of all web traffic; 90% of people move between devices to accomplish things; U.S. mobile commerce sales hit $24.66 billion in 2012, up 81% from 2011; and 58% of consumers in North America now own a smartphone. Mobile commerce has become especially important for fashion retailers.
Kate Moss Gets Vajazzled, J.Crew Is Even Pricier Abroad, and Taylor Swift Takes Selfies with Carly Simon
Um--let's file this rhinestone "leotard" (and matching pasties) under "Things Only Kate Moss Can Wear"--on the cover of Esquire UK, no less. {Esquire UK} If you think J.Crew is a little bit pricey here in America, be glad you don't live in the UK! Trendy Brits realized the retailer's prices were marked up a whopping 40% across the pond. {The Sunday Times} Katy Perry graces Elle UK's September issue cover in a super-cute Glen plaid Dolce & Gabbana getup. {Elle UK} Prada's wacky and quirky Autumn/Winter campaign film features 3-D models navigating a suspicious, 2-D domestic universe. {Wonderland Magazine}
10 Dos & Don'ts on How to Network in Fashion Straight from the Pros
Women and men from across the world (some as far as Bombay) were sitting on the edge of their seats at our first ever "How to Make it in Fashion" conference a few weeks ago. The topic? How to network (the right way) in this competitive industry. Trust us, the advice was good--and that's because it came from industry pros like Melanie Bender, co-founder & partner of communications firm Post+Beam, Alisa Gould-Simon, co-founder of style sharing app Pose, Amber Venz, president & co-founder of affiliate link program rewardStyle, John Jannuzzi, a contributing editor at Lucky, and Ruthie Friedlander, the senior digital manager for The Row. They may be young, but they still have years of experience and had much knowledge to share. Read on to see what we learned.
Join Zac Posen, Rebecca Minkoff, and the Man Repeller at Our First Conference!
Fashionista is excited to host its first ever day-long event, How to Make It in Fashion. This isn't just another conference where you leave with a goodie bag and nothing else. (Although there will be a great one.) Along with tips on networking, alternative career paths, and plain old inspiring success stories, you'll have a chance to actually talk one-on-one with many of our speakers (including Zac Posen, the Man Repeller's Leandra Medine, Rebecca Minkoff and more) as well as Fashionista editors about how to kick-start your career or take it to the next level. You'll get real, take-home advice, make connections, and who knows? Maybe you'll take the first step towards your dream job. All the deets and how to sign up, right this way.
Mobile Style Sharing App Pose Is Now Shoppable
Pose, a popular and rapidly-growing style sharing app, just launched an exciting new feature: E-tail. On Pose, users share their outfits in stream format and can include tags with their photos that indicate the brand of any given item. Now you can actually shop the pieces worn by top users/style influencers through those tags.
10 Celeb-Endorsed Fashion Apps That We Can Actually Get Behind
With so many fashion tech startups popping up constantly, it can be hard to figure out which ones are actually cool and useful, especially when many o
Fashion Tech Boom: Why It's Happening and How Startups Get Funded
Last year saw a major influx of new fashion-focused tech startups. With the early success of pioneers like Gilt Groupe and Ideeli, an industry that has typically been slow to embrace new technology has spawned a burgeoning community of game-changing ecommerce sites, mobile apps and social networking and discovery platforms. And with no shortage of new ideas or interest from financial backers, this influx shows no signs of slowing down in 2012--and we think that's very exciting. With new start-ups popping up almost daily, we set out to discover which ones are doing it right, how they’re all being funded, and what 2012 holds for the fashion tech biz.