17 Best Clothing Apps to Shop the Latest Trends
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Customers are shopping online more than ever: 67% of smartphone users say they "window shop" on their phones. At just the tap of a finger, online grocery services and food apps offer delivery right to your door, and you can order flower delivery and wine mailers to get your holiday gifts in on time.
Clothing apps are gaining popularity for fashion inspiration, easy-to-browse pages and quicker access to deals. You'll often find that these clothing apps offer special features when you're shopping, or even unique discount codes just for shopping on the app!
Check out these best clothing apps that are free to download (and some even offer free delivery to your door!). Whether you're a new mom hoping to buy or sell baby items, want to shop more sustainably, want to streamline your closet or could use a personal stylist for an upcoming event, here are the latest and greatest apps to fit your fashion needs:
Amazon
Amazon Fashion has stepped up its fashion game lately, constantly adding affordable purses, leggings and dresses. You can shop by designer, latest drops, sales and deals, price and more. Worried about fit? Amazon Prime Wardrobe lets you try on whatever you'd like for free.
thredUP
Our office can't stop raving about this one. Our digital director sells all of her clothes on thredUP, and GoodHousekeeping.com's editorial fellow Selena Barrientos loves how she can use filters to search for exactly what she wants. "I've gotten a lot of my spring wardrobe on thredUP," she says, adding that the app makes it easy to pay, process returns and chat with customer service.
Depop
This app offers another sustainable (and budget-friendly) way to buy and sell clothes at a discounted price, including streetwear and vintage pieces. Good Housekeeping Institute product analyst Emma Seymour often uses the app and shares a tip: "Follow influencers who wear your size on Depop because they sell a ton of trendy pieces, usually for way less."
Zara
Sure, you can head to a brick and mortar or search Zara clothes online, but this app makes everything so much more convenient. The very clear search bar on top makes browsing easier. Even more, you can scan a product while you're in the store or search your exact size and determine if it's in a location near you.
Shopbop
With Shopbop, you can discover the latest fashion trends and new pieces from emerging designers. The global retailer makes it easy for you to keep an eye on your most-loved items for a faster checkout experience. Also, new customers can enjoy 15% off their first Shopbop purchase with code SCORE15.
Get it free for iOS.
Etsy
With Etsy, you can access editors' picks, communicate with shop owners, or sell your own items on your mobile device. It's an especially great spot to score thrifted or vintage items and shop from more local businesses.
Finery
If you are continuing to use the KonMari method on your life, download Finery. Founded by model Brooklyn Decker, this app helps you organize your wardrobe by creating your own virtual closet. Whether you need help putting outfits together using your own clothes, or realize you have nothing to wear for an event, Finery will solve all your styling woes.
Get it for free for iOS.
LIKEtoKNOW.it
This is Instagram meets online shopping. With the LIKEtoKNOW.it app, you can scroll through a variety of photos from your favorite influencers and select which look you'd like to recreate. From there, you can shop and add anything you need to your wardrobe. It's so intuitive that you can even "heart," shop or share images you love.
Net-a-Porter
If designer and high-end luxury is your style, you can spend hours on Net-a-Porter's app. Click on your favorite designers, shop curated lists like "What's New" and "End-of-Season Markdowns" and read editorial content from its site.
Poshmark
Don't get too confused when you open up Poshmark's app and think it's Instagram or Facebook. The top of your screen shows circles with your social media friends' profile pictures, which helps you navigate its accounts so you can buy and sell locally. Follow each other, and sign up for "Posh Parties," where you can sell your stuff in a flash.
Rent the Runway
"Rent on the run" and find things to (temporarily) store in your closet. This way, you can try out pieces from any brand while keeping your closet light. Rent the Runway's clothing subscription app features occasion shops to help you select the dress of your dreams. Even more, after you "heart" an image, it appears in a folder that you can easily get to using the navigation panel.
Get it for free for iOS.
Blake Bakkila has been writing about everything from pop culture to lifestyle products for more than eight years. Her work has appeared on GoodHousekeeping.com, WhattoExpect.com, Health.com, and in the print and digital versions of Real Simple and People.
Shanon is a writer and editor who specializes in best-of product roundups and deals. She has over six years of experience, including almost three years as a Good Housekeeping product and reviews editor, covering the best sales and products across home, appliances, health, beauty, parenting and more.
