virtual closet user stories/app flow

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App flow: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1cfbV-yugh6sdzjfmG5UQeC77wK681DQGgJ6oeb6bvJw/edit?usp=sharing

Users (who are they):
- Fashion lovers who are sick of never being able to find what to wear.
- Love organising outfits and creating wardrobe clusters.
- Want to create a lookbook for the week, or month, or plan vacation wardrobe in advance.
- Don't want to spend a ton of time standing in front of a close looking for something.

What this app does:
- You can add your favourite pieces to a virtual closet
- Play around with separates to create a whole outfit
- Organise outfits by occasion
- Able to compile a collection, or lookbook, to access later for easily choosing a pre-planned outfit

New Users:
- Can sign up for an account
- create collections or lookbooks
- immediately start adding outfits

existing users:
- Can sign in
- view existing collections

how is this app different from Shopstyle.it -- shopstyle searches through third party apis to find outfits based on 
keywords (i.e. black jacket). It allows the user to see the price and links to buy this item. Users can also save the item
in their collection. The app is primarily used for affiliate marketing by bloggers and influencers. Unfortunately, once 
the item is sold out or no longer available, it disappears from the app. This means that users can't add some of their
favourite items to lookbooks, if the items are not currently for sale. The virtual closet app fixes this issue. Users can 
add their own clothes, and not search through endless search results for something that looks 'similar.' As a wearer of 
mostly vintage clothing, I myself have run into problems with shopstyle and cannot use the app as the clothing I own is no 
longer sold anywhere. Additionally, the virtual closet is for personal use, and does not require the user to add payment
information, tax ids or paypal link.