Trend-spotting Community Opens Invite for Exclusive Beta Testers

October 21, 2006 - Not content with running the hottest exclusive fashion network on the web, the team behind Rogue Connect (http://www.rogueconnect.com) are developing a trend-spotting community that’s set to capture the attention of designers, labels and fashionistas world-wide.

A simple-to-use but addictive concept, style spy (http://www.stylespy.net) will introduce the newest form of trend-setting and trend-spotting. By gauging the community’s interest in everything new from clothing and accessories to cool new gadgets, established brands to emerging designers, style spy will be ahead of everything that’s in vogue.

The website’s creators have already had a flood of offers from people wanting a first glimpse at the new application – so they’ve decided to open up an invitation for beta testers. “We are looking to perfect the design and functionality of style spy, so we’re offering people interested in fashion the opportunity to be first inside the community,” says Daniel P Dykes, one of the creators. “Beta users will be able to give us the valuable feedback we need to get everything just right.”

style spy is scheduled for its public launch at the end of the year. Unlike Rogue Connect, style spy will not be a private-members community. Anyone wishing to apply for a beta account can register their interest at http://www.stylespy.net.

About style spy

* Although style spy includes elements of social shopping, its unique focus is on collaborative trend-spotting.
* style spy and Rogue Connect are both initiatives of Rogue Ménage, an Australian based new-media company.
* style spy will be the third initiative launched by Rogue Ménage, and is one of several in development including distribution systems for
* style spy has been created as a community based on Web 2.0 concepts.