The 76 Best Online Shopping Sites to Buy From

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When you need an outfit for literally any occasion, ASOS is the first site you should be looking at. Currently, the fashion retailer is aiming for more inclusivity with its ASOS x GLAAD collection that also includes plus-size options.

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You know it, but how often do you really use it? Anything you could possibly want from clothing to sporting goods comes directly from people like you and me that are buying and selling on the site.

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New-ish luxury bedding company Brooklinen should be on your radar for three reasons: 1) Its sheets, towels, and blankets are made out of some of the comfiest material on the market 2) Its affordable without sacrificing quality and 3) The co-founders Rich and Vicki are the sweetest people you will ever meet.

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If you're a bride or bridesmaid, dreamy wedding dress company BHLDN—under the same umbrella as Free People, Urban Outfitters, and Anthropologie—has an endless amount of bohemian and classic styles to choose from.

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Cuyana's known for its minimal, high-quality clothing, bags, and accessories. The site's highly underrated and a great option if you're looking for one brand rather than heading to a major retailer with an overwhelming amount of styles to choose from.

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Need a bar stool? A TV? A mirror? New sheets? Wayfair is practically a Target on steroids.

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Genuine People is the indie version of Zara, which is the only reason you should need to start perusing through the site. There's also plenty of under $30 buys you'll want to snag throughout the year.

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When the tiniest of wonders feel impossible to find, 99 percent of the time Etsy will have it—which makes the website the perfect destination for everything from vintage finds to home decor to personalized jewelry, clothes, and shoes.

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Cozy cashmeres? ✓ Comfy knits? ✓ Your new work uniform? ✓ Everlane takes an ethically sourced approach to give you high-quality apparel every minimalist will dream of.

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Garmentory is another low-key site that includes 500+ boutiques and 3000+ designers throughout the world with a mission to introduce them to customers.

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Once a brand you would only shop at in the early 2000s, Adidas has made a major comeback with the re-introduction of its original 1972 Stan Smith sneakers and every cool piece of athleisure you could want.

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The bohemian clothing line will have you shopping for next season's outfit months in advance, simply because you can't get enough of what's trending in their shop. As the sister brand of Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters, Free People hosts a mixture of exclusive FP products as well as global brands. Did we mention it also has a beauty and wellness shop? The site will give you inspo for days.

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In the digital age, we want to feel like our online shopping selection is as comprehensive as a full boutique—without actually having to, you know, go there. That's where Orchard Mile got its inspiration: It strives to offer an in-store experience by offering full collections from designers like Oscar de la Renta and Alexander Wang.

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If West Elm had a sister, she would be CB2—the modern furniture and home decor company known for its chic collections and collaborations.

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With design envy practically at your fingertips, West Elm is the ultimate destination for your home decor needs—fit for a variety of tastes with the chicest nightstands, rugs, wall art, and more.

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Nordstrom has all the clothes, shoes, accessories, and beauty products you could possibly want—both designer and non. Fair warning: you'll likely find yourself cheating on your four-month shopping diet once you land on the site.

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Giving sites like Moda Operandi and Net-a-Porter a run for their money, MatchesFashion.com is one of the newer luxury vendors hopping on the online venue. Shop the latest and greatest from brands like Dolce & Gabbana or Gucci through its user-friendly site and even request on-demand customer service from its 24/7 shopping aide MyStylist.

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The designer has transformed her clothing line into a global brand of handbags, apparel, jewelry, and accessories while raising awareness for women's rights and equality with shirts that say "Girl Power" and "Feminism."

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Considered the ultimate online shopping destination, Net-a-Porter never fails to deliver. With a unique watch-as-they-buy feature that allows you to see items being bought in real time and a wedding section that offers anything and everything bridal, the website has also branched out to include beauty, adding model Miranda Kerr's beauty line Kora Organics to its well-rounded beauty section.

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UK-based shopping mecca The Outnet was launched by the Net-a-Porter group in 2009 to showcase the works of up-and-coming designers as well as major runway designers. With over 250 brands to shop from, the biggest draw is the sale prices on designer goodies (often at least 40 percent off) that inspire buying sprees on hot ticket items.

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No matter if you're on the hunt for casual daywear or formal frocks, Shopbop curates mod designs ranging from bohemian Free People to glam J.Mendel. And, like a fashion magazine, you'll find trend-report-like boutiques on the site for pieces that have an editor-approved flair. With Shopbop loaded on your browser, your days of being closet clueless are over.

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How do you get your paws on runway pieces before the rest of the stylish set? Here's the secret: log on to Moda Operandi. The online retailer lets you pre-order looks straight from the runway via a trunkshow that—warning!—is only available for a limited time. The super luxe site has also launched a boutique, where items will be available to purchase year-round.

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Ban.do has become famous for putting a certain playful style back on the map: for one, it's made us all nostalgic for the glittery, brightly-colored, overtly girly stationary of our youth. Here, you can shop their cult-favorite agendas, feel-good accessories, cute houseware, tech accessories, and slogan tees.

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If you've got an appetite for off-the-runway designs but not the budget to support your expensive taste, Farfetch will be your holy grail shopping guide. The site mines the latest from your favorite luxury brands and independent designers, plus incredible sale prices on off-season goods.

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Not only does this beautifully constructed website offer designer buys for men and women, it provides beautiful fashion editorials and a beauty section. Plus, the extra large images make this a haven for Pinterest and Tumblr lovers.

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Started as a quaint brick and mortar in New York, Opening Ceremony is now an international shopping phenomenon that designs and carries unconventional attire. In additional to its own wonderfully off-the-wall fashions, OC likes to team up with big names like Yoko Ono and Chloë Sevigny to create limited-edition capsule collections.

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The California e-tailer just launched its first collection called NEED, which will piggyback off of the minimal aesthetic of the site with wide leg trousers and kimono-like jackets, among other items. The store houses cult favorites like Rachel Comey and Brother Vellies, but also delivers the chicest of accessories from more affordable brands and little-known designers.

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Based in Seattle, this beautifully edited clothing store prides itself on selecting minimalist looks with maximum impact. Scroll over to this site when you're in a particularly creative mood or searching for something chic to update your wardrobe, from Maison Margiela to Dries van Noten. And be sure to check out the store's home décor site, Totokaelo Art—Object, to find minimal, sculptural home accents.

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Not only does Luisaviaroma boast items from luxury labels such as Nina Ricci, Balmain, and Saint Laurent, it also makes your shopping experience extra-enticing with fun slideshows, flashy GIFs, and videos. Not to mention that it offers products for men, women, and kids.

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Although the physical store (located in London) is tiny, Browns is renowned for its impeccable range of luxury goods. The site offers interviews and behind-the-scenes glimpses of the brands they stock plus a sale section that's *not* to be sneezed at.