as a geeky dude who does occasionally look good, when I started caring at all I found out what I should be wearing from a very analytical perspective. I first

as a geeky dude who does occasionally look good, when I started caring at all I found out what I should be wearing from a very analytical perspective. I first went to websites to find out what sort of colors, patterns, cuts of clothes I should wear based on my skin complexion, build, height, etc. Then I went to find what the current styles are and went to retail websites to find what the styles were that were currently being offered. Then I actually went to the store to try these things on to see how they fit and how well I wore them. Buying something online really lacks any information on how the clothes will fit. There's basically that old saying and I don't see how it can be solved when buying online "wear the suit, don't let the suit wear you." If you could get the site set up to find locations near the user where these suggested clothes can be tried on/purchased then I think the site could be very useful. As it is I was already interested enough to try to go to dress.me and sign up (only to find out it doesn't exist yet), however I wouldn't be willing to pay for it. If I could get a discount on the clothes the site suggested by being a paying member, then I may be willing to pay for it (but then it comes back to the conundrum I've already mentioned).