App Design called AppArel
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
It works like an online wardrobe, users input their budget, existing clothing/accessories, style and sizes for all types of clothing and accessories. Recommendations are then given based upon these inputs.
Photo editing
Multiple photos of one clothing item to allow multiple viewpoints of one piece
For example, a clothing item that looks basic from the front, but the back has a graphic design
*IDEA*
Maybe we can use technology to scan through a piece of clothing and we can rotate the item 360 degrees.
A piece of clothing that can be worn in different ways that a consumer likes to be able to view to see if he/she likes a certain style of a piece vs another style/piece.
Material section
Look books
Save Draft and Edit
Save draft allows to save what we have started and come back later to finish the collage
The app allows users to share their collage look (outfit style) to the community and have followers
Additionally, if there are any items of clothing that the user does not use, they are able to create a collage look and potentially sell the look
Similar to depop
Promotes sustainability
We can acquire income based on transaction fee
Premium features may include: (£3.99/month or £45/year)
A calendar integration which allows users to plan ahead and set outfits for certain days
Access to mood boards
Ability to use the storage toggle to hide seasonal items that the user does not want to see in their closet at the moment
Create unlimited collections
No Ads
Recommendations of what clothing item or accessories or accessories to buy that would fit with the outfit style.
Settings: Women/Men Clothing
As the user adds items into the app (input the brand name as well), the app will figure out which brand is your favorite and then recommend similar brands to their favorite
AI - being able to give relevant and good recommendations to the users
Able to find out the missing item that would elevate the user’s outfit style (for example, chain, bracelet, alternative shirt)
Different things can be done with old clothes that the user no longer wears or wants (maybe the app can detect and remind you that you haven’t worn a particular item in a while):
Donated - either to other users or to charity. Maybe users could be charged a small fee for us to then donate it to charity on their behalf and in exchange for that fee the app boosts their sustainability score as it is a more sustainable option than just throwing it away for example.
Sold to other users. There could perhaps be a section within the website or app that functions as a second hand marketplace, similar to that of say Depop or something. Our way of getting money out of this could either be charging a small commission on sales or maybe linking it to the premium member aspect (maybe you can only sell so many items per month before you need a premium account, although this could mean some people would just use depop so maybe commission is better). Selling could also boost the users sustainability score as it is a more sustainable option.
Separate from the original donating point maybe the app could suggest local charities that the old clothes could be donated to, this would be free of charge maybe but then you don’t get the benefit of the sustainability score so would encourage people to donate through the app for the small fee in exchange for boosting their score.
Buying clothes that clients do not need and re-sell those items to other customers - sustainability. After that, we form an outfit based on what we think is
Freemium/Free trial and then subscription
Premium features are:
Being able to see the first featured outfit from the app (early bird)
Photo editing
Multiple photos of one clothing item to allow multiple viewpoints of one piece
For example, a clothing item that looks basic from the front, but the back has a graphic design
*IDEA*
Maybe we can use technology to scan through a piece of clothing and we can rotate the item 360 degrees.
A piece of clothing that can be worn in different ways that a consumer likes to be able to view to see if he/she likes a certain style of a piece vs another style/piece.
Material section
Look books
Save Draft and Edit
Save draft allows to save what we have started and come back later to finish the collage
The app allows users to share their collage look (outfit style) to the community and have followers
Additionally, if there are any items of clothing that the user does not use, they are able to create a collage look and potentially sell the look
Similar to depop
Promotes sustainability
We can acquire income based on transaction fee
Premium features may include: (£3.99/month or £45/year)
A calendar integration which allows users to plan ahead and set outfits for certain days
Access to mood boards
Ability to use the storage toggle to hide seasonal items that the user does not want to see in their closet at the moment
Create unlimited collections
No Ads
Recommendations of what clothing item or accessories or accessories to buy that would fit with the outfit style.
Settings: Women/Men Clothing
As the user adds items into the app (input the brand name as well), the app will figure out which brand is your favorite and then recommend similar brands to their favorite
AI - being able to give relevant and good recommendations to the users
Able to find out the missing item that would elevate the user’s outfit style (for example, chain, bracelet, alternative shirt)
Different things can be done with old clothes that the user no longer wears or wants (maybe the app can detect and remind you that you haven’t worn a particular item in a while):
Donated - either to other users or to charity. Maybe users could be charged a small fee for us to then donate it to charity on their behalf and in exchange for that fee the app boosts their sustainability score as it is a more sustainable option than just throwing it away for example.
Sold to other users. There could perhaps be a section within the website or app that functions as a second hand marketplace, similar to that of say Depop or something. Our way of getting money out of this could either be charging a small commission on sales or maybe linking it to the premium member aspect (maybe you can only sell so many items per month before you need a premium account, although this could mean some people would just use depop so maybe commission is better). Selling could also boost the users sustainability score as it is a more sustainable option.
Separate from the original donating point maybe the app could suggest local charities that the old clothes could be donated to, this would be free of charge maybe but then you don’t get the benefit of the sustainability score so would encourage people to donate through the app for the small fee in exchange for boosting their score.
Buying clothes that clients do not need and re-sell those items to other customers - sustainability. After that, we form an outfit based on what we think is
Freemium/Free trial and then subscription
Premium features are:
Being able to see the first featured outfit from the app (early bird)
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App Design