10 best Android fashion apps

Fashion and technology had a long history of remaining totally separate. Over the last decade or so, smartphones have become status symbols which allowed technology into fashion. The best part is that very same smartphone can help you find, shop for, and stay up to date on the latest trends. Here are the best Android fashion apps to help you stay in style.

Amazon Shopping

[Price: Free]
First on the list is the venerable Amazon Shopping. Even though its touted as a store where you can buy anything, Amazon actually has a fairly solid selection of fashion items. The tricky part is finding them which you can do with some creative searching and a keen eye. You’ll also easily find less expensive options to high-price fashion items which is good enough if you don’t make that kind of money. It may not be for the fashion elite, but it’s still worth a gander.

eBay

[Price: Free]
You wouldn’t think it, but eBay is actually a pretty good fashion app. It’s a great place to try to find one-of-a-kind items and items that are no longer sold in stores. Much like Amazon, eBay has a large range of products available for purchase and you can almost always find something that you’re looking for or at least something close enough to it. It’s a free platform and the things listed for sale changes constantly. It’s a good place to scope out that great bargain or that rare item.

Etsy

[Price: Free]
Etsy is one of those sites that is a sanctuary for hipster style. Pretty much everything on sale on Etsy is limited run, limited edition, or one of a kind and that’s the kind of stuff that drive some fashion-minded people nuts. More often than not you’ll find jewelry and other accessories but there are some clothing items strewn about. It currently boasts around 800,000 artists selling over 17 million unique items and one of those may be a permanent addition to your fashion inventory.

The Hunt

[Price: Free]
The Hunt was originally an iOS app that was ported to Android. It’s a trends and fashion app that allows you to snap a picture of an outfit or some cloths and other users will tell you where you can buy that outfit and how much it (probably) costs. Of course, you can return the favor and browse photos of fashion items that other people have posted as well. A lot of the more recent trends end up here and it’s a great way to browse for some fun stuff to wear.

KicksOnFire

[Price: Free with in app purchases]
KicksOnFire is a shoe store that carry many of the latest fashions in shoes. It’s aimed almost exclusively at men who love sneakers but there are women who use it as well. KicksOnFire is one of the more comprehensive fashion apps on the list. It shows a variety of shoes that you can purchase but also has a blog that talks about sneaker fashion, a section just for new releases, and a “hype” section that shows what’s popular right now.

Overstock

[Price: Free]
Overstock has long been known for their bargain prices and rotating stock and that has not changed. With the app you can browse a number of things and clothing and accessory items are among them. You won’t find the top name brands here generally but the sheer number of options in style and taste help make up for it. Those who have to have the latest in name brands should steer clear but bargain fashion shoppers could definitely find some great stuff here.

Polyvore

[Price: Free]
Polyvore is kind of like The Hunt mixed with Amazon. There is a community of people that spend their days building outfits and the like but the app actually gives you the option to buy them right there in the app. It’s the ultimate window shopping experience on Android for the fashion-minded. The items available are actually fairly expensive and seem like name brand items. You can follow people who create trends or you can start creating your own in the app. The choice is yours but this app is a lot of fun if you like cloths shopping.

Pose

[Price: Free]
Pose is kind of like a mixture between eBay and Polyvore. There is a community of people who put together fun outfits and you can go buy them if you prefer. However, the unique part is that Posh allows people to buy and sell their own stuff. That means it’s conceivable to clean out your closet and fill it with the contents of someone else’s closet. There is also a section dedicated to keeping you up to date on what the latest trendsetters and celebrities are wearing.

Poshmark

[Price: Free]
Poshmark is like eBay except instead of trying to sell you everything, it focuses mostly on clothing and accessories. Much like Pose, you can sell things from your closet and buy things from other closets if you prefer. However, unlike Pose, that is the sole purpose of this application. They boast that you can find pretty much whatever you’re looking for and pay less than you would retail which is something a lot of fashion-minded people would love to do.

Zappos

[Price: Free]
Zappos is an online clothing store with a large inventory and free 1-day shipping available to some people. They boast having the latest styles from companies like The North Face, Nike, and Stuart Weitzman in a retail setting so it’s essentially like going to the mall on your smartphone. They also offer you the ability to return items for a different size if you need to which, given the lack of dressing rooms when you go online shopping, is a really nice bonus.

Wrap up

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