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Former MySpace VP Ryan sit tries to recreate the types of social interactions that people have when shopping at the mall with friends. Course shopping online is another thing, but with Facebook becomes more destination e-commerce, social shopping can take off. Sit has launched its own Mall of sorts, called TheStyleCure.
Start lists over 1 million products from 300 shops and 7000 brands online via ShopStyle API. You can search for brands, clothing, footwear, accessories and much more, and like any product that will be distributed through Facebook Connect. You can also see a profile all the clothes you like and the flow of all loves your friend as well.
The site is very simple (Sit is TheStyleCure less than 30 days), but social shopping list, which is not like all the OS your favorite clothes and accessories in one place (rather than scattered throughout the Internet). You can also click through to buy their products.
Although TheStyleCure can use a few more bells and whistles and must continue to add additional stock, it provides a centralized platform for sharing your favorite clothes with your friends. If you sit, you can scale, it can be a great way to combine social with your wishes. That is until Facebook creates its own shopping centre.
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