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May 22, 2012 01:35 am GMT
As we covered earlier today, the fashion vertical in tech has exploded, with myriad unique companies clamoring to take a bite out of Amazon's lunch, and a chunk out of the trillion dollar apparelindustry. One of the most unique premises I've seen thus far is StyleSaint, a startup which at first glance seems like a Pinterest for fashion, but with a unique real-life twist.To use StyleSaint in its current form, log in with Facebook or Twitter and create an account, once logged on, you can chose from over 55K "tear sheet" images from which to create your own Stylebook, once you've got more than ten tear sheets loaded, you can hit the "Create Stylebooks" link in the top right and StyleSaint will automatically import, then publish, the last ten sheets you've torn. Alternatively you can drag-and-drop the tears to create a custom stylebook. Click on "Create" to publish to the site.
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StyleSaint Wants To Turn Virtual Fashion Tear Sheets Into Custom Apparel
As we covered earlier today, the fashion vertical in tech has exploded, with myriad unique companies clamoring to take a bite out of Amazon's lunch, and a chunk out of the trillion dollar apparelindustry. One of the most unique premises I've seen thus far is StyleSaint, a startup which at first glance seems like a Pinterest for fashion, but with a unique real-life twist.To use StyleSaint in its current form, log in with Facebook or Twitter and create an account, once logged on, you can chose from over 55K "tear sheet" images from which to create your own Stylebook, once you've got more than ten tear sheets loaded, you can hit the "Create Stylebooks" link in the top right and StyleSaint will automatically import, then publish, the last ten sheets you've torn. Alternatively you can drag-and-drop the tears to create a custom stylebook. Click on "Create" to publish to the site.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/7KH-7dsipU4/
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