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"We fashion editors may spend an insane amount of time clicking around the old Interwebs, but even we admit that all style sites are not created equal. That&amp;#39;s why when we find one we love&amp;#8212;especially one devoted entirely to shopping&amp;#8212;we tend to become die-hard loyalists. Net-a-porter, La Garconne, Shopstyle, Shopbop&amp;#8212;each has its own shopping-bag-shaped place in our hearts.\nBut that doesn&amp;#39;t mean there isn&amp;#39;t room for the new. Below, six of our recent favorites. Happy clicking!\nPinterestFacebookFeyt\nThe brainchild of two fashion industry veterans who also happen to have impeccable taste, Feyt is the shopping search aggregate for those who crave a highly curated and super personalized experience. Members (the sign-in process is free and easy) can browse through a handpicked selection of pieces from sites such as Net-a-Porter, My Theresa, Barneys, and Kirna Zabete, while a futuristic algorithm offers recommendations based on your previous choices. It&amp;#39;s like a personal shopper and your own private boutique, all in one. And thanks to the already-curated search pool, you don&amp;#39;t have to spend hours looking for the good stuff.\nPinterestFacebookShoescribe\nFrom the masterminds behind Yoox and The Corner comes Shoescribe, a shopping destination entirely devoted to, you guessed it, shoes. Slickly designed and easy to navigate, the site features a chic selection of styles from brands like Proenza Schouler, Elizabeth &amp;amp; James, L&amp;#39;Autre Chose, and Kurt Geiger; shoppers can browse by style, designer, heel height, color, and occasion. Best of all, each shoe is shot from multiple angles and distances, ensuring there won&amp;#39;t be any surprises when your purchase actually arrives.\nPinterestFacebookVaunte\nEver wish you could shop the closets of the cool girls you see on blogs like The Coveteur and Into the Gloss? Thanks to consignment site Vaunte, now you can. Style stars like Charlotte Ronson, Lela Rose, and Tibi&amp;#39;s Amy Smilovic have all recently offered items from their personal wardrobes on the site, and not only are the pieces chic, there are also some pretty great deals to be had. We&amp;#39;ve spotted Alexander Wang dresses, Marc Jacobs bags, and worn-once Jimmy Choos&amp;#8212;all for a fraction of their original prices.\nPinterestFacebookAhaLife\nThis is the place to go when you&amp;#39;re in search of something truly unique. A one-stop shop, AhaLife offers clothing, jewelry, accessories, beauty products, home decor, and tech goods&amp;#8212;and tons of awesome gift ideas&amp;#8212;all from cool, under-the-radar brands. Fun fact: Every item on the site was handpicked by one of Ahalife&amp;#39;s &amp;quot;global tastemakers&amp;quot;: Donna Karan, Tim Gunn, Tina Brown, and Derek Blasberg, just to name a few.\nPinterestFacebookLyst\nAnother newfangled shopping aggregate, Lyst takes social networking to the next (fashionable) level. Customers curate their own &amp;quot;lyst&amp;quot; by following their favorite designers, stores, influencers, brands, and friends; users even receive alerts when the items they&amp;#39;re following go on sale. Awesome for tracking trends or keeping tabs on specific items&amp;#8212;at the moment, we&amp;#39;re stalking a 3.1 Phillip Lim jumpsuit.\nPinterestFacebookFarfetch\nOne of the best parts of traveling to a new city is checking out all the independent boutiques that don&amp;#39;t exist where you live. Farfetch brings all that far-flung goodness together in one big, beautiful shop on the Web. Browse Maison Martin Margiela from 58M in Paris, Carven from ANSH46 in the Netherlands, and Comme des Garcons from Anthem in London&amp;#8212;we call it a round-the-world shopping stay-cation.\n__What are your go-to shopping sites? Any new ones making you drool lately?\n__"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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