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With the current pandemic and its effect on the
economic/business world, selling online has been a safe haven for fashion
brands, luxury retailers, and boutique owners.
We can agree that shopping
online has always been a major part of commerce and it has become even more
significant, since leaving your house to buy things at this point in time is
probably not a good idea.
So if you are bored of your daily routine of going to
the kitchen to make your third noodle and fried egg combo, online shopping could
be a relief. There is nothing better that getting cozy on the couch on a rainy
day and shopping through all the latest styles online.
Online shopping for some can mean wading through endless
Google search results for topics like “the best shoe shop” or scrolling through
old faithful's like ASOS every week, and luckily, there is an online store for pretty much
everything, which can be very great, but we are luckier to be in a world that
allows us buy anything with just the click of a button.
So sit back and continue reading, as we take you through the
best online shops for women.
- 1. Farfetch
This retail
platform is a pioneer in online luxury fashion as it connects high-end fashion
creators, curators and consumers around the globe.
Farfetch is the perfect site for sourcing
special and unique street-wear pieces that you can add to your wardbrobe.
- 3. Boohoo
Boohoo is not a new online shopping site. You must have
heard some buzz around this brand which popped up in 2006.
With its ‘fashion for
all’ attitude, Boohoo has women of all sizes covered. Whether you’re seeking
something comfy or something chic, boohoo might just be the right online shop
for you.
- 4. SSENSE
SSENSE is an
e-commerce and brick mortar luxury and streetwear retailer based in
Montreal,Canada. This online fashion operator offers shoppers a unique
selection of clothing pieces that have been thoughtfully curated.
- 5. Dior Beauty
This French luxury fashion house needs no introduction as it
is known for its supremely elegant collections.
So, if you’re looking for
exceptional cosmetic, then Dior is the right place on the web to access
high-end skincare products.
MatchesFashion is a modern luxury shopping destination that
offers customers to the collection of over 450 established and innovative designers,
from Prada, Gucci and Balenciaga to Saint Laurent, Halpern and Wales Bonner.
- 7. Rebag
This luxury accessory resale platform is a place on the web
where you’ll find highly-coveted designers handbags from over 50 brands
including Channel, Hermes and Gucci, among others.
- 8. The RealReal
The RealReal, is an
online brick-and-mortar marketplace authenticated for luxury consignment. Based
on the circular economy, The RealReal sells consigned clothing, jewelry,
watches, home decor and fine art.
The RealReal is revolutionizing our ideas
about what luxury fashion is by reselling items from top designers on their
online market place.
- 9. Nordstrom
Nordstrom is a U.S
luxury dependent store chain founded in 1901 by John W. Nordstrom and Carl F.
Wallin.
It is a leading fashion retailer that offers compelling clothing, shoes
and accessories from men, women, and kids.
The Nordstrom platform values the
stem from the notion that every customer and employee is welcome, respected,
appreciated and able to be their authentic self.
- 10. Amazon
The list wouldn’t be
complete if we don’t mention the most popular online store in both US and the
world at large.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ONLINE SHOPPING
1. What are the best online clothing stores?Farfetch, Net-A-Porter and SSENSE.
2. Which of the online stores are legit?
All the stores listed in this article are legit.
3. What are the best online shopping sites?
SSENSE and Boohoo.
4. What is the most used online site?
Amazon.
5. What is the most popular online shopping sites in the world?
Amazon.
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