ShopStyle API Lets Developers Utilize Their Database Of Clothing And Accessories. Why This Was A Questionable Move

by Jason Wilk on October 6, 2008

  • ShopyStyle, which SugarInc acquired last year, is a visual search engine that indexes clothing and accessories across thousands of brands and stores.
  • They previously opened up their API to Instyle and People Magazine, but now is making the databse available for any developer.
  • Why is this important? This will allow sites to use the API to potenitally recognize clothes worn in pictures, television and movies to appeal to high end consumers.
  • Will it work? Many think the limited availability and high prices associated with the appparel worn in these settings will make it a diffuclt business for most

What do you think?

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