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"I remember Lindsay Lohan having pretty covetable style in her glory days, but I can&amp;#x27;t remember the last time I saw her out and thought, Hmm, I&amp;#x27;d really love to own what she&amp;#x27;s wearing. Little brother Michael is aiming to change that with news that&amp;#x27;s working to raise money for shopping app Vigme, as reported by Page Six. He explained it as items Lindsay buys going into a virtual closet where users can see it and purchase the same piece, resulting in a percentage of the sale going into La Lohan&amp;#x27;s bank account. &amp;quot;It&amp;#x27;s a way for trendsetters to monetize their influence. We game-ify it,&amp;quot; he said. For stylish stars not looking to turn their good taste into a paycheck, they can chose to donate funds to a charity. With advisers like Arianna Huffington, Donny Deutsch, and Matthew Mellon (and Lindsay being &amp;quot;very active&amp;quot;), it sounds like a winning team, but I&amp;#x27;m left just the tiniest bit puzzled. Hasn&amp;#x27;t the whole how-to-monetize-your-good-taste dilemma been solved by the various affiliate programs out there? Bloggers and savvy celebs have already been profiting by posting links to buy pieces they&amp;#x27;re wearing, with a certain cut coming back to them. Are you still interested in Lindsay&amp;#x27;s style? Would you use an app that showed you what stars were buying and wearing?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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