with 50 percent of Polyvore “sets” (user collections, such as outfits or room designs) being created on a smartphone or tablet device, says co-founder and CEO Jess Lee. But until today ...

If you use the website Polyvore, you might know that users can create outfit ideas as collages from thousands of searchable items of clothing available for purchase. These "sets," as the site ...

People browsing the sets can click on any item (some from Polyvore itself, some from other Web sites) to go to the place to buy it online. Companies use it to promote and sell their products ...

The site has more than 20 million users, typically affluent shoppers who create visual collections, called sets, using real products. These products are linked to retail sites, and Polyvore gets a ...

They remind me of those Polyvore outfit sets from my youth which were also designed for events with celebrities, like going to Starbucks with Niall Horan. That outfit would most likely consist of ...

Polyvore’s co-founder Pasha Sadri says those sets generate “millions of data points on style and taste. Polyvore then uses the data to drive its algorithms for search ranking and product ...

She chose the Super Mario Brothers, creating a "set" with the video game characters' signature overalls and red and green caps. She won. She was so excited that she sent an e-mail to Polyvore's ...

What objective did you set with your Polyvore contests and how will did you measure success? The first contest, where users were able to design their own Bergdorf Goodman Holiday Window ...

The most "liked" set in Polyvore’s "Office Design Challenge,” a contest to design an earlier iteration of the headquarters, had a strong forest motif, and echoes of the design remain in the ...