Who Needs Conde Nast? Gen Y Builds It's Own Fashion Platforms

Hi, First these pills are so big I almost choke getting them down. and they haven't do nothing for me. Rosalie Ames

Totally agree. Style and freedom from peer pressure is everything.
Take a look at www.winkifyouwantit.com
the first ever fusion of Clothes,Music,and
fun !
Can you believe it the models are actually smiling!

I can completely agree with this article. Lookbook.nu creates a friendly and mature environment for everyday sylish people to post looks and ideas, thoughts and create their own "label" per say in online. I just created one about 2 weeks ago. I plan to start showing my looks in a few weeks. And you can favorite a lot of looks and grab tons of inspiration from a variety of looks. Its also great for networking and expressiong "your" sense of fashion rather than the "industry's" sense of fashion. Everyone can be themselves. I thank the creator who made such a site.

agreed. LB is an amazing platform for expressing individuality, the only con in my opinion is that it is an invitation-only website. which kind of just mirrors the pretentious and inaccessible fashion industry created by our predecessor generation. i consider myself a style-friendly person and would love to express myself via LB but i find myself merely being a spectator of this movement.

on a side note; does anyone know how to get an invitation code? haha.

If you want to see professional articles and background information with a non blogger attitude and quick user generated content style a good recherched article can be also quite interesting. Well sometimes critic is a good thing and the whole I love your style snippets are too much of youtube zapping for me. I mean even the big players react on those trends like Vogue.de from Conde Nast Germany:
http://www.vogue.de/community/ These arrogant Boomers also hand out Invite Codes for Lookbook.nu ;)

Check out http://www.chictopia.com - this is my fave. totally exciting subversion of traditional top-down fashion approach. combined with indie fashion bloggers now becoming models, slowly but surely the entire system is being over-turned. this is *great*! :)