A new round of Tastemakers has hit Threadflip!
Meet Melissa. She’s a writer + author and is the former style editor for the LA Times. Her new book City of Style (all about LA fashion’s past) releases soon. Learn more about Melissa and shop her closet here.
Meet Chelsa. She’s a freelance stylist and fashion writer in NYC. And you know she’s got amazing style - as seen on her blog. Learn more about Chelsa and shop her closet here.
The return of 90s day-glo is here to stay. Get in on it!
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Our latest Tastemaker Spotlights hit the site! Shop the picks of actress/writer/stylist Katie Nehra and the closet of TechCrunch co-editor Alexia Tsotsis.
BONUS: All proceeds from Alexia’s sales will be donated to charity: water - a non-profit organization bringing clean, safe drinking water to people in developing countries. And to top it off, Threadflip will match Alexia’s sales dollar for dollar. So go on… get shopping for a cause!
Threadflip.com officially launches today, and to start things off, we’ve recruited some very stylish ladies for our Tastemaker Spotlight. Shop the closet of Late Afternoon blogger Liz Cherkasova and discover favorite picks from street style star Preetma Singh, ‘It Girl’ Tennessee Thomas from the band The Like, blogger Laura Ellner from On the Racks and hellobrit.com founder Brit Morin. Check it all out right here!
(And stay tuned for our next exciting round of Tastemakers… This is only just the beginning!)
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“Why are you keeping these boots?” I asked my wife Tea every time I tripped over the knee-high leather boots in our closet. “Well,” she would answer, “They mean something to me. I bought them in Spain, and they weren’t cheap! I can’t just get rid of them.” After thinking a minute, she’d say, “I want someone else to appreciate them and maybe even give me something cool in return.”
After asking this question a couple dozen times, I decided to start Threadflip. My wife had filled our shared closet with her clothes. Strangely, I still found myself waiting for her to get dressed, wondering how she could say she had nothing to wear!
Threadflip is our answer to the age-old problem of “so many clothes and nothing to wear.” So, what is Threadflip? It’s the world’s first never-ending wardrobe!
Threadflip is a new type of shopping experience for women that gives them the ability to renew their wardrobe by buying and selling fashions from around the world.
The boots made a splash with our CTO’s girlfriend and my dear friend, Kim, who ended up taking them home. And yes, they look fantastic on her!
