Mode-sty: A clothing shopping website for conservative women

Mode-sty (mode-sty.com) is a website designed to provide clothing shopping services for conservative women.

Celebrities and fashion people tend to wear tight clothing, so shops and E-commerce sites will focus on these outfits. But in the real world, many women want to look for conservative clothing for reasons such as work, faith or personal taste.

For these customers, fashion and fashion are also important, they want to find their own clothing in the mainstream and high-end e-commerce sites, but they have to remove those low chest tops and knee-high skirts, looking for their own needs of clothing.

The Mode-sty website will help these customers. Mode-sty is currently in the http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17244.html "> Testing phase, which now offers a limited-time snapping of individual commodities. Mode-sty tried to create a comprehensive retail site, main style conservative but also use the latest design of women's clothing.

A few years ago, Mode-sty founder Zola Ogabi (Zahra Aljabri) was a corporate lawyer, and she was also a Muslim. Ogabi found it hard to find a dress that suits her. Therefore, Ogabi decided to create Mode-sty.

"If you're a conservative, you always feel like you can't follow the trend or be as popular as anyone else," Ogabi said in an interview. You can patronize traditional retail outlets such as Macy ' s, and you have to sift through the low-cut tops and miniskirts to find the right outfit. ”

"You need to look carefully at the size of your clothing, which is a priority for your shopping." You have to look at the sleeve length and neckline first and then see the style. You often feel like you've finally chosen a compromise, but in reality it's not what you really want. Ogabi continued.

Ogabi's husband, James Faghmous, a computer programmer and machine learning expert, Fohamos, with his help, Ogabi decided to put his ideas into practice, and after quitting his job as a lawyer, he launched a mode-sty service designed to provide one-stop shopping for women with the same needs. (Edward)

Source: Sohu It