Lookbook VS Shoplook Canvas

I used to love using websites like lookbook.nu or pinterest to bookmark looks I liked but that became so overwhelming. Source: 11 months ago

Closer to 2040: Early 2010s are back but make it high-brow Lookbook.nu look revival. Source: 12 months ago

I don't think Victoria is your market, fashion is notoriously casual here. Also what's the purpose? Like a local LookBook or more to avoid wearing something similar? It might appeal more to high school or university students since it's kind of a closed environment but I'm not sure caring so much about what other people are wearing is healthy. Source: about 1 year ago

If I wanted to pin it exactly I'd say pic 1 was lookbook.nu circa 2009, peak thigh-highs and thigh gap era. Source: over 1 year ago

Do people still use lookbook.nu? I know the site started from streetwear inspo.. Source: over 1 year ago

For others who also love making outfits and fashion mood boards with apps like Pinterest, you might also like Combyne, Shoplook, Statement, Drest, and Fashmates which are some of my favorites. Source: about 1 year ago

- Fashion- We're big into expressing ourselves with fashion and have pretty distinct styles. Only problem is building even one closet can be difficult and expensive. Thrifting is definitely a fun activity for everyone to do together on a budget, though. Otherwise, we use things like Shoplook to make collages of dream outfits. (More subtley would be wearing different necklaces or personal jewelry). Source: about 2 years ago

Clothing references: Https://shoplook.io/home : Easy to find entire outfits, easily searchable tags, you can make your own posts and save them using real life clothes. Pinterest.com : same deal as shoplook , has the added benefit of being a reference for bedroom furniture, home items, and hairstyles. Very useful for if you don't know where to begin. Stitchfix.com : Same verse, same as the first. Has the added... Source: about 3 years ago