Let’s say a prayer for the tech geniuses inventing amazing little apps that will make our lives easier *Amen* Although some social media sites are misused by a select group of people technology has come a long way and it is very useful. They have apps for practically everything. I download quite a few apps often but only a few have stood the test of time. In the September issues of Better Homes and Gardens there was a feature on a few fashion apps that will make your life a little easier and of course more stylish. They mentioned four apps but only three are available for the iPhone, but I’ll cover them all (yes I have some love for you Android users).
The 1st app that isn’t free, but totally worth the price, is Stylebook
Price $3.99
What it does: Stylebook organizes your closet by categorizing your clothing and accessories. You take a picture of each item and use the app to plan outfits. You can even get advice on how to care for your clothing.
The 2nd app is for android users only and it is called Mirror
Price: Free 99
What it does: Mirror comes in handy when you don’t have your little compact mirror in your bag. It turns your phone screen into a mirror and allows you to zoom and freeze-frame. I usually just use my front facing camera, but this eliminates accidentally taking a photo of yourself with salad in your teeth.
The 3rd app is Shop Kick and is for both Android and iPhone users
Price: Free dollars
What it does: With over 7,000 stores to check-in you can get rewards for “window-shopping.” You earn points when you check in and bonus points when you make a purchase. You can then cash in your points for a gift card or credit.
The 4th app is Poshmark which is only for iPhone users (I actually have this downloaded now Here’s my closet)
Price: Free (I didn’t have a clever way of saying free lol)
What it does: Poshmark is like eBay and thrift stores specifically for fashion and at your fingertips. You setup an account create a listing to sell your items. You follow other members “closets” to make purchases or trades. There are also themed online parties where you can sell and trade items. What’s even better you can connect your social media accounts like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to promote your closet, get followers, and make sells.
What fashion apps do you all currently use? Which are you going to download?
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