New fashion iPhone apps: red carpet face-off

A new stylish application lets you be the judge of celebrities' red carpet outfits.

PopSugar Celebrity Faceoff

Fans of 'Who wore it better?' faceoffs will love this new app by celeb site PopSugar, which lets you vote on the looks of stars, and most importantly, on those worn - gasp! - by more than one red carpet diva.

Uniqlo Calendar

This app by the Japanese retailer gives you the local date, time, and weather for a list of global regions, displayed beautifully with video clips depicting the Japanese seasons. Comes with an agenda function that can be linked to your Google calendar.

iLaunderette

Need help deciphering the laundry instructions on your clothes' care labels? iLaunderette ($0.99) will make sure all comes out in the right size and color. The app also gives you a reminder tool so that you don't forget to take out your clothes in time.

iModelScout

Is this the future of modeling agencies? A newly launched app not only gives you tips on how to get started as a model but also lets you submit your photos, apparently leading to actual bookings around the globe.

Grazia

The whole world of the UK version of the magazine can be found in this 'Walk-in Talking' app: coinciding with Grazia's first augmented reality issue, readers can experience a concert by Florence and the Machine (they can even spin her around by blowing into the iPhone!), styling tips from the magazine's fashion editors and tutorials from the beauty experts.

Timelook

Following Marc Jacobs' iPhone clock release, this app takes the fashion clock concept one step further, displaying every digit on the t-shirt of a model. At $1.99, it's the fashion victim's dream clock.

PicHunt Fashionista

A nice way to kill some time on the subway comes from Jirbo: try to find the difference in two catwalk pictures - taken at the international fashion weeks - before the time expires.

Fashion 411

Get your daily style fix from the fashion site with an app that brings you shopping tips, fashion news, and outfit tutorials.

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