Did you know that you can use your iPhone to maintain your fashionista lifestyle? It’s true. Your iPhone can do so much more than play music and take photos. By downloading the right applications, most of which are free, you can also stay fashionable and stylish with your iPhone. Listed below are a few favorite iPhone fashion applications. 

 photo credit: Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten

Sex and the City: Carrie’s Closet

I know what you’re thinking. You think this app gives you access to all the lovely couture of Carrie Bradshaw’s wardrobe. I wish! However, what this iPhone app can do for you is help you organize your closet by allowing you to photograph your wardrobe and ensembles. You can even share your looks with your friends, listen to music from the “Sex and the City” soundtrack, browse photos and watch video clips. Free.

Style.com

This one has to be my favorite fashion iPhone application. With the Style.com iPhone app, I can view the latest runway shows from Paris, Milan and New York. It’s a library of still photographs from the most recent runway shows, right in the palm of my hand. Love it! Free.

Fashion Sense

The Fashion Sense iPhone app is like having your own personal stylist. You’ll learn how to dress for your specific body shape, making it easier for you to shop. $1.99.

Mardo’s Fashion Trivia

This iPhone application is just plain fun. Test your style skills with hundreds of fashion-forward trivia questions. Just $0.99.

Lucky at Your Service Digital Concierge

Your favorite magazine is now on your iPhone. Use it to browse shoes featured in Lucky magazine and find your favorite pairs in a store near you. If you love the Lucky Shoe Guide, you’re going to love the Lucky at Your Service Digital Concierge iPhone application. Free.

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Do you have a favorite iPhone fashion application? If so, please leave a comment and let us know!

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