StyleMob.com - Fashion Because You Say So

Are you jealous of how stylish while being out there those indie chicks are and wonder where they draw their inspiration from? Check out StyleMob to see what all the artsy and city chique ladies are wearing. You can vote on their looks, ask for tips and advice on your own looks, and participate in various contests to win the pieces you’ve been saving up for. You can add friends whose sense of style impress you so that you can ask them what they think of your latest outfit. Posters tell what inspired them for their looks so that you can see where they get their ideas from. If you’re looking for ideas for your next season’s look, this site will definitely give you a few.

“StyleMob is a new community for street fashion inspiration. Our mission: to create a place for real people to have a say about fashion. When you come to StyleMob, you find out how real people put together their outfits and upgrade your own look with fresh ideas. At StyleMob, you connect with others who love love love fashion. You can: • Get mobbed—show your outfits and get feedback • Be a fashion editor—choose the best looks of the day • Enter contests that test your fashion innovation • Create your own StyleCouncil, a team of personal stylists to advise you on your look • Earn stylepoints for your style! At StyleMob, we’re about individual personal style. We’re also about embracing all body types and all kinds of style, not just runway looks. We’re especially into DIY fashion and celebrating people who wow us with their creativity.”

This site has a decent and active community for recently launching and has a lot to offer their niche. There are a bunch of ideas you can take away from this site, and voting on peoples’ looks is fun. If you have a question on what to wear, this would be a great place to turn to, especially when you can create your own StyleCouncil to help style your look. Contests will encourage people to keep active and participate. It’s a friendly way to share fashion tips while encouraging the people on the site to become a community.

How will they compete with similar sites offering people a place to ask for fashion advice and post pics? Will people who are all about their individual style be the type of people to visit a site on fashion and advice?