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For sure. Nasty Gal is a good one. Maybe like Wanelo, Polyvore, Pinterest, Etsy, Fab, Fancy etc

• fuqted 10y ago
  It may not scale as much as you'd like, but I think the real opportunity is with clothes themselves. They're way over-priced. It would set me back like $700 to buy a pair of well cut pants, used. These pants have legs that curve when hanged which translate to aesthetic looking stacks when worn. You can reverse engineer these things in your room - or pay people to do so - with quality fabric and you'd be looking at very nice margins, selling them for a fraction of the competition. Women have plenty of options like this whereas men do not. All in all though I think this is a terrible thing to ask HN. If you browse enough of these clothes you get a sense of envy; you'd easily want to start paying unreasonable prices for things you don't need. I've been browsing fancy (and subsequent googling) for the last hour+ since I've read your response. It's a good industry to get into but I think you should have some sense of passion driving you if you expect to differentiate yourself from the competition.