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Well, now we have proof there is an incubator bubble.

by cpursley 14y ago

johnrob 14y ago
I don't see proof of anything. What information are you referring to?
- cpursley 14y ago
  Because normal people just put some appropriate clothes on and get on with their day. This is not a real problem. I could be very wrong, I have my man blinders on.
  - ridruejo 14y ago
    Ask your girlfriend or sister. It is a real problem :)
    - cpursley 14y ago
      Failed the wife test. Maybe this works for the under 25 demographic.
  - pud 14y ago
    I just learned this product isn't yet available for men. And am bummed. So I guess you can't speak for everyone.
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orangethirty 14y ago
You definitely miss the huge potential here. Fashion is very important to most people. It is how they communicate many things such as social status, personal finances, etc. This app would allow people to look (and thus feel, act, and be) better by helping them pick clothing. Profit channels? Lots. From special sales exclusive to it, to special style up brands, or even exclusive distribution for a brand. A lot of money to be made here. Its definitely interesting, and I will be following their progress.
rokhayakebe 14y ago
I am not sure. I think everyone needs help or at least recommendations, I just asked a good girl friend of mine what cologne I should be buying for spring/summer, she suggests Bleu de Chanel. Guess what? I am buying it, and she is not even an expert, just someone I believe has good taste based on the feedback I receive from her previous recommendations. In other words, recommendation is very valuable and big business.
LandoCalrissian 14y ago
I actually disagree in this case, I think so far many startups have done a pretty poor job at engaging women. I feel like this could have more legs than you give it credit for.
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  - tadfisher 14y ago
    I don't believe it is the founders who are being engaged...
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Well, now we have proof there is an incubator bubble.

johnrob 14y ago

I don't see proof of anything. What information are you referring to?

cpursley 14y ago
Because normal people just put some appropriate clothes on and get on with their day. This is not a real problem. I could be very wrong, I have my man blinders on.
- ridruejo 14y ago
  Ask your girlfriend or sister. It is a real problem :)
  - cpursley 14y ago
    Failed the wife test. Maybe this works for the under 25 demographic.
- pud 14y ago
  I just learned this product isn't yet available for men. And am bummed. So I guess you can't speak for everyone.
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orangethirty 14y ago

You definitely miss the huge potential here. Fashion is very important to most people. It is how they communicate many things such as social status, personal finances, etc. This app would allow people to look (and thus feel, act, and be) better by helping them pick clothing. Profit channels? Lots. From special sales exclusive to it, to special style up brands, or even exclusive distribution for a brand. A lot of money to be made here. Its definitely interesting, and I will be following their progress.

rokhayakebe 14y ago

I am not sure. I think everyone needs help or at least recommendations, I just asked a good girl friend of mine what cologne I should be buying for spring/summer, she suggests Bleu de Chanel. Guess what? I am buying it, and she is not even an expert, just someone I believe has good taste based on the feedback I receive from her previous recommendations. In other words, recommendation is very valuable and big business.

LandoCalrissian 14y ago

I actually disagree in this case, I think so far many startups have done a pretty poor job at engaging women. I feel like this could have more legs than you give it credit for.

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- tadfisher 14y ago
  I don't believe it is the founders who are being engaged...
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