The only thing that prevents this app from being perfect is that it needs much more of a balance between casual and business & evening looks (more swimwear too please). As I shop a lot for my fiancé, more men's looks would be welcome as well. Would also like to see a save to camera roll and/or email-share feature added. What can you say about an app that saves both time & money?! It helped me to get a Vionnet dress marked down from $2200 for $562- enough of a bargain that I was able to justify buying a RL tote I saw in another photo, as well as some sandals! Another dress I wanted was sold out in my size, but I was able to give my seamstress a copy of the photo by uploading to her via FB! It's nice too that price ranges vary, so women who can't afford higher end apparel can shop from the app too, or at least get styling ideas. And it's terrific that I can shop right from the app! Finally, it opens me up to designers I normally don't consider when shopping, letting me experiment and dress outside the box.Although I probably won't be so over-the-top about this app when my credit card bill arrives, good job so far!

This app is free and has so many perks. I love this app because it gives me amazing fashion ideas and correlates to my idea of style. There are so many pictures of which you may browse through and upload them to pintrest, Facebook and twitter. Also, you are able to "find the look" of any given clothing article or outfit!The only functions this app does NOT have are 1) "copy, paste or save to phone" 2) the option to share through email, text, tumblr, etc. Other than these issues, I love everything about it. Plus, it doesn't crash, freeze or shut down and it's super fast!If you love fashion and indie/hipster/urban style then this app is Must! 👍

This is an honest and true review. The app itself is wonderful because of what it is, a means of bringing street style of ordinary people to the masses. It works. Unfortunately, what the app fails to do is provide its subscribers with factual information. It pulls looks from Lookbook's site and posts it on its app. Most of what the bloggers are wearing is fairly affordable i.e. H&M, Zara, topshop. But the app only offers you high-end versions of what they are wearing. On top of that, some of what they feel is similar to the item shown is so far off the mark!!! I've seen a red dress used as the "get the look" substitute for a black dress. They also have a habit of reusing photos and not posting anything for prolonged periods. Some of the looks posted now, April 21, 2014, are dated from over two years ago! They only offer comparable items for certain pieces instead of the whole look. All in all, if you want to recreate the look as it is, just go to Lookbook.

I really like this app! I find it so helpful to see the newest Trend or to just organize and get ideas for what I may like to wear myself. The only thing I wish that you would include exact clothing in the option from choosing other alternative clothes and accessories. For instance in many cases i saw that I like an article of clothing yet the same clothing wasn't there in the option.