Are you a fashion lover? Are thinking about starting online shopping? Looking for the best fashion websites around the world? Go into the book and get ideas!

1. Best Fashion Websites
Online Shopping Guide
Are you a fashion lover? Are thinking about starting online shopping? Looking for
the best fashion websites around the world? Go into the book and get ideas!
Happy online shopping!
2015
12/6/2015

2. Best Fashion Websites
1stdibs
An astoundingly good source of vintage clothes and jewellery, from extremely rare
fashion finds to precious costume jewels, from specialist dealers across Europe
and America.
Anya Hindmarch
As you would expect from the queen of personalisation, many of the super-luxurious
bags and accessories on this site can be embossed with monograms and messages.
You can order the Be A Bag pieces online too.
Asos
This is young, fast fashion on a vast scale, but there are also many gems to be found,
from numerous collaborations to a great designer boutique selling smaller labels such
as Emma Cook, Peter Jensen, Sonia by Sonia Rykiel and Sessun.
Atterley Road
Like the very best high-street boutique, this lifestyle e-store sells desirable, wearable
contemporary brands (Iro, Day Birger et Mikkelsen, Pyrus, Ganni) as well as its own
label and beautiful, reasonably priced jewellery.
Browns
The online offering from the famed London store has a brilliant edit of some of the
most coveted international brands, including Dries Van Noten, Valentino and Lanvin,
as well as the younger labels found at its sibling, Browns Focus.
Private Furs

3. Private-furs is born from the desire to share their knowledge of a wonderful world, the
world of luxury furs. For this reason they have created the first website specialised in
the sale of top range furs and its derivatives. Their knowledge of this specific market
today allows them to offer customers products from the latest collections. Customers
thus get items at the forefront of fashion, following the latest trends in design, material
and colour. In addition to their sales presented for a limited period, the furs customers
will find in their catalogue benefit, in their vast majority, from the biggest
international quality labels : Saga Furs®, American Legend®, Blackglama®, Nafa®,
Kopenhagen Fur®, and many others!). Their agreement with Private Furs' furrier
partners from Europe and North America allow Private Furs to make customers
benefit from prices simply exceptional … but beware each of Private Furs' products is
unique...
Private-furs will make your dream accessible.
Donna Ida
Having started out as a specialist boutique selling premium denim lines from around
the globe, Donna Ida now stocks everything you would want to wear with the denim,
including beautiful blouses (Tucker, L'Agence and Silken Favours), jersey (Splendid,
Zoe Karssen, Leon & Harper) and knits (Markus Lupfer, Emma Cook and Wildfox).
Farfetch

4. As its name suggests, this site brings together hand-picked, farflung boutiques across
the globe, giving customers access to a vast edit of designer collections.
Hush
What started out as a kitchen-table business a decade ago has become the number-one
destination for contemporary loungewear. As well as cosy nightwear for men and
women, there are great jersey basics, accessories and knits (plus the most delicious
Spanish hot chocolate).
Juno Says Hello
Rebecca Rose has a brilliant eye for vintage, tracking down immaculate pieces from
the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and beyond, some of which have graced the red carpets at the
Oscars and Emmys.
Liberty
The famed London store's online offering amounts to a "best of" edit of women's,
men's and children's clothing, as well as accessories and jewellery. Liberty's clever
collaborations with the likes of Barbour and Nike feature too.
LN-CC
This cool, cutting-edge concept store (or "platform of curated ideas")
sells music and books alongside men's and women's collections with avant-garde
leanings, including Haider Ackermann, Rick Owens, Ann Demeulemeester and more.
Margaret Howell
A beautifully designed showcase for Howell's pitch-perfect collections. Howell's forte
is, of course, quintessential British classics, whether crisp shirting, Shetland knits or
Melton overcoats. We love the homeware too.
Me & Em

5. Understated, elegant wardrobe staples are the focus of this site - think T-shirts that are
perfect for layering, the easiest of jersey swing dresses and thoroughly classic knits.
Monica Vinader
The jewellery here is clean and contemporary with fabulous pops of colour, thanks to
Vinader's eye for gorgeous stones. The site is also a brilliant source of personalised
gifts - engraved accessories arrive within a day or two or your ordering them.
My Theresa
International, big-name labels are central to the success of this huge site (there are
more than 180 brands, including Lanvin, Saint Laurent and Valentino), which started
out as a Munich-based boutique in 1987
Oxygen
A really great mix of small boutique labels such as ALC, Rebecca Taylor, Sea NY
and Alice & Olivia, all of them eminently wearable but still chic, alongside eye-
popping prints from Clover Canyon.
Plümo
Specialises in products from around the globe with an emphasis on the artisanal, from
block-printed textiles to hand-crafted jewellery. Find off-the-radar labels with a
modern but bohemian vibe.
Rokit
One of the country's coolest and best-known vintage emporiums, Rokit sells a huge
selection of clothes from decades past online, as well as its own "recycled" collection
of second-hand clothes and accessories.
Shopbop

6. Not so long ago Shopbop was just a Wisconsin-based site selling premium denim.
Now it is a global designer mega-store with headquarters in New York, stocking
everything from the big international brands to the coolest of American labels.
Susan Caplan
A stunning collection of vintage costume jewellery (below) from Chanel, Givenchy,
Céline and many more, as well as accessories, including silk scarves, bags and objets.
Toast
A little bit bohemian, faultlessly classic and with a firm focus on beautiful materials,
Toast can always be relied upon for desirable wardrobe-building basics. As well as the
women's and men's lines, the site sells lovely homeware.
Vestiaire Collective
An upmarket selling community where all items sold (and they range from exquisite
vintage Hermès bags to the coolest Isabel Marant boots) are checked by the Vestiaire
team before being shipped to the buyer. As with eBay, the site then takes a cut of the
sale as commission.
Yoox
This massive, hugely successful Italian site not only houses the collections of
numerous brands, it's also a great destination for cutting-edge designers who are given
their own virtual store space.