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"Getting into your car, driving to the mall, and parking is just so 2013. These days, it's all about scoring the coolest finds from the comfort of your own couch (or while you're standing in line at your favorite coffee shop), and there are so many new ways to do it whether it's with social support from an online community or a fancy algorithm that magically feeds you the perfect suggestions. Yay for modern technology! Read on to check out our top 10 amazing, possibly wallet-busting new places to shop online, and don't forget to let us in on your faves in the comments.\n\nWanelo\n\n What do you get when you say \"want need love\" super fast ten times in a row? Wanelo. This site is like a virtual mall combined with Pinterest, with shoppable items curated by in-the-know people. Over 11 million fashion-forward users have put together their own wish lists of items found from over 350,000 shops, boutiques, and retailers. You can follow the people you find the most interesting (like Teen Vogue!) and see what they're looking to shop\u2014and then snag it yourself, all while setting up your own edited boutique.\n\nCools\n\n Cools used to be a members-only type of set-up but recently threw open their doors for all of us to shop their marketplace full of, well, cool designers, both indie and established. From Public School to Pamela Love to jewelry label Brooklyn Heavy Metal, designers set up and manage their own virtual shops within a shop to keep the selection and presentation true to the original brand. If you can drag yourself away from all the swoon-worthy offerings on the shoppable pages, check out the editorial section that's full of must-click features like an insightful Q&amp;amp;A with designer Cynthia Rowley conducted by her adorable daughters Kit and Gigi.\n\nWantering \n\n While shopping online can be a virtual paradise, it also can get really overwhelming really quickly. With the help of a mini quiz to narrow down your your preferences and a social media assist, Wantering helps you filter through the chaos to find what you want from brands ranging from Forever 21 to Alexander McQueen. You can shop via brand search, through curated categories, celebrity inspiration, or through style advice via the community of insiders. The world is your honed-down oyster, so to speak.\n\nBestie\n\n This just-launched social shopping service basically gets to know your shopping addictions by looking at how you browse and, like your BFF, gives you support and advice along the way. Then the site\u2014and iPhone and Android app\u2014starts recommending stuff it thinks you'll want from some of your favorite retailers like Nasty Gal, Free People, and Net-a-Porter. Extras: You can easily view merchant promo codes (so you don't have to search in a separate tab) and drop your most-wanted items into a \"Gifts I Want\" folder\u2026you know, just in case.\n\nHauteDay \n\n Each day, this shopping service presents a daily hashtagged theme (i.e., #parisianstreetstyle, #animalprints, and the very crucial #backtoschool) followed by list of shoppable options that are curated from HauteDay community member submissions. Along with being able shop each item (by being directed to retailers including H&amp;amp;M, Nordstrom, and Net-a-Porter), users can vote on their favorites by \"hearting\" standout pieces. The best part: The member who submits the item with the most hearts gets the pick for free courtesy of HauteDay\u2014delivery included. (P.S.: iPhone and Android apps are in the works.)\n\nPoshmark\n\n This site and iPhone, iPad, and Android app are basically virtual selling and swapping parties at your fingertips\u2014and you can be both the buyer and the seller. Poshmark makes it easy to manage your own \"boutique\" with a built-in photo function to take snaps of your sellable pieces\u2014complete with glossy magazine-esque filters. On the shopping side, you can hone in on what you looking for through themed \"parties\" categorized by style or specific designer (did somebody say Chanel?).\n\nShop It To Me \n\n Hey, we all love a good sale, but who has time to actually monitor the markdowns\u2026never mind track exactly when your most-wanted pieces go on discount? Luckily, you can search discounts for all of your favorite brands on Shop It To Me. Not only that, but it will also tell you when your coveted pieces\u2014from favorite retailers like Nordstrom, Shopbop, J.Crew, Piperlime, and brands from Free People to Alexander Wang\u2014drop in price through text or email alerts.\n\nStrolby\n\n As all the cool girls know, sometimes the best shopping finds aren't found on New York's Fifth Avenue or Beverly Hill's Rodeo Drive. It's those cute boutiques in hipster nabes that have the really good stuff, and Strolby brings them right to you. From Brooklyn's Kempton &amp;amp; Co.'s tassled iPad satchel to deliciously-scented hand-poured soaps from Texas's Marfa Brands, it's all right there for you to shop without leaving your state, much less your home.\n\nZady \n\n Now let's take a moment to talk shopping responsibly\u2014like practicing sustainability, knowing where your stuff comes from, reducing waste, giving back to the community\u2014but not actually giving up on style and fashion. Online retailer Zady has the perfect solution with its classically chic clothing and accessory offerings that you'll want to wear (and keep) for years to come. On our list: a striped T-shirt dress by Steven Alan and Clare V.'s printed clutches\u2014all of them. You also have to check out Zady's origins map to find out exactly where the items come from\u2026just in case you're having a Portlandia moment.\n\nPiperlime \n\n OK, so this one's not a new site, but you may have noticed that Piperlime got a little refresh recently. The multi-brand retailer is celebrating its facelift with 25 days of cool girl influencers and their pics\u2014starting with model and snack food junkie Chrissy Teigen and moving on to It Brit Poppy Delevingne and musician ZZ Ward. Plus, in September, the site will launch an in-house brand, Piperlime Collection, with 60 adorable and affordable pieces ranging from $34 to $170. 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