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"If you love fashion and/or scrapbooking you&amp;#039;re going to love Polyvore.com. Two weeks ago, I&amp;#039;d never heard of this website, now I find it hard to tear myself away. And I&amp;#039;m not alone \u2014 6.6 million people visit this site every month to indulge their inner fashionistas. Like me, you probably can&amp;#039;t afford Prada or Chanel, but for a few minutes (OK, I confess to spending up to three hours) you can be an uptown girl, creating your own &amp;quot;sets&amp;quot; or digital fashion scrapbook pages filled with designer clothes. Polyvore is loaded with &amp;quot;shops&amp;quot; full of dresses, swimsuits, shoes, makeup, and every other fashion item you can think of. Go shopping on the site or anyplace else on the web, use the electronic &amp;quot;clipper&amp;quot; to cut out items, then drag and drop them into your own digital &amp;quot;closet.&amp;quot; Select items from your &amp;quot;wardrobe&amp;quot; to create your very own storyboard and publish it for others to see. Part of the fun is finding out how many people view your set and exploring other people&amp;#039;s work. In case you want to make a splurge purchase, Polyvore lists the items in your set along with prices and info on where to purchase them. It also offers lots of style advice and runs lots of contests. If you&amp;#039;re not a clotheshorse but have a creative side, you might want to try out the &amp;quot;Art and Expression&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Interior Design&amp;quot; categories.  Check out my very first set below and let me know what you think!  And when you&amp;#039;re ready to get back to reality, find out about spring style trends that flatter every figure. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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