Links á la Mode TECH: Fashion Web 2.0

Two innovations from the Fashion Web 2.0 and beyond: wikifashion and useabrand among this week's Links á la Mode TECH tips.

Hi, I have two Web tips for you today, first useabrand, the first user-generated fashion store, where the crowds design fashion and which I visited some time ago.

And secondly, wikifashion, lovely called Wikipedia's little sister.

A recent study found out that only 13% of Wikipedia's contributors (authors) are female, but on wikifashion (and I guess on useabrand too) it is opposite and co-founder of wikifashion Madeline Veenstra explains why.

Links á la Mode: TECH Tips

Edited by Maggie Battles

Modern girls are finding common ground between fashion & technology in a multitude of ways these days. Gadgets & garments both inspire us, enhance our daily lives, push us into the future & often out of our comfort zones. Adapting to new trends in technology has become incredibly personal & how you react can set you apart from the crowd, bring you closer into your community or both. The evolution of fashion & technology is so exciting & I feel honored to be apart of the first round of editors in this new Links A La Mode: Tech community. I’m looking forward to sharing new ideas with all of you and seeing where this year takes us.

TECH Tips – March 22nd

• Trend Alert Daily
  3 Reasons Why You Need An Analytics Tool for Your Blog
• Lola PR
  Why Women & Wikis Do Mix
• Divas & Dorks
  The Sidekick Gets A Sleek, Fashionable Makeover!
• Miss Viki
  Open/Crowd-Sourcing Fashion in Web 2.0
• Relatively Chic
  SEO That Won’t Cramp Your Style
• Grit & Glamour
  iPad 2: First Impressions
• Mimosas In Bed
  Gym Blog Laundry: Blogger-Savvy iPhone Apps For The Runway & Everyday

useabrand

New user-generated design picks:

Photo credit: useabrand

waterfalldress women

freepants men

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