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"It's time to embrace your inner Anna Wintour.\nGetting in touch with your chic side is easy with the help of online fashion sets. You know those breezy style collages of mixed and matched outfits, the kind you find in glossy magazines? You can make them on your own with online fashion templates.\nSee also: 10 Fresh Apps for Fashion Enthusiasts\nPolyvore, the shopping and style community, is one of these sites. It gives users a simple template for creating delectable fashion plates. It boasts more than 20 million monthly users, who have created nearly 100 million photo sets, according to Polyvore's director of community, Nadia Hussain. \n\"Our goal is to democratize fashion,\" Hussain tells Mashable. \"We want to empower people to think about their sense of style.\"\n\nThis fashion set was created on style site Polyvore.Image: Polyvore polyvore.comFounded in 2007, Polyvore is a place where users can shop for name-brand items and stumble upon new items. There's also a community aspect \u2014 users can follow each other and share creative fashion sets. Some users have gotten a huge following because of their sets, like Patricia Coelho, whose dark and romantic creations have received over 10 million views. \nThere's no need to be a fashion buff to get started. Creating a lush photo set is possible for \"anyone inspired by beautiful things,\" Hussain says.\nHere are four ways users can make their own Vogue-worthy fashion sets.\n\n\nHow to Create Chic Fashion Sets\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1. trendMe\n\n\nFree site trendMe lets users choose from a bevy of high-fashion items, such as Balenciaga shirts, Margiela bags and Valentino heels. Mix and match the pieces on the site's online \"dressing room\" for pretty, minimal sets.\nIf you like the specific items you see, you can easily click to find out where to buy them. \n\n\nImage:  TrendMe\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2. Stylebook\n\nThis $3.99 app allows users to upload images of items in their own closets, which means you're one step closer to the dream Clueless wardrobe. Bonus features include a calendar, packing list and iCloud backup, so you can take your sets on the go. \n\nImage:  Stylebook\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n3. Stylitics\n\n\nFree for iOS, Stylitics aims to be a a complete \"closet on the go.\" Using the app, you can select pre-chosen name-brand items and put them together in a set.\nIt also has a social aspect, through which you can share photo sets and ask followers what they think of your look.\n\n\nImage:  Stylitics\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n4. Polyvore\n\n\nPolyvore is one of the easiest ways to create a quick, free photo set. On the \"Create\" section of the site, users can drag and drop name-brand shirts, dresses, jackets, accessories, shoes and more onto a blank canvas. You can also upload photos of items from other sites, to broaden your options. \nBackground details can be embellished, but users tend to go for the minimal look and leave a lot of white space, Hussain says.\n\n\nImage:  Polyvore\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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