10 iPhone Apps Every Stylish Guy Should Have

Technology has, without a doubt, made life easier. All your needs can be satisfied at the touch of a button. And thanks to Steve Jobs and his Apple team, everything is also now accessible on your mobile phone.

Since opening the App Store in 2008, Apple has created an app for just about anything (the total number currently stands at 850,000). Need to keep an eye on the weather to make sure you don't plan a BBQ on a rainy day? There's an app for that. There are even a few that can help you with your fashion needs. To quote the company, "There are hundreds of thousands of possibilities." We like possibilities. We know you do as well, so check out these 10 Apps Every Stylish Guy Should Have.

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Devices: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch

Proper Cuts allows you to choose from a few different haircut styles, and lists five of the closest barber shops. So, if you care at all about your look then download the app now. Remember: a bad hair cut can fuck up everything.

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Always in a rush in the morning and can't plan your #ootd? Color blind? The Man's Closet can help in both cases. All you have to do is take photos of your shirts and ties, upload them, and the app will do the rest. The Man's Closet will store all the images and, upon your request, put together a few combinations for you to choose from. You just have to put the clothes on yourself because, you know, it would be weird otherwise.

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The app will notify you of any deals, which you can redeem at stores like J. Crew, Uniqlo, and Barneys online and in-store. Looking good isn't always easy on the pockets, so this may come in handy. And you won't even need to be an extreme couponer.

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The Svpply app is the mobile version of the e-commerce site. And similar to what the website offers, the user-friendly app brings all the best clothes, shoes, and accessories into one platform. So, whether you're looking for a new Stussy shirt or just browsing until something catches your eye, you won't have to go to five (or more) different sites to find it. Plus, you can breakdown the search by choosing a category or price point, making the hunt that much easier and quicker.

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No need to lug your laptop or a print version around with you anymore. You can now have access to what WWD has to offer through the mobile app. This means, keep up with all the trends, latest news about your favorite designers, and more while commuting to work, or whatever else you normally do. The only catch, as with most publications, you will need a subscription to enjoy all the perks of the newspaper.

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Etsy is a goldmine for handmade items, and now you can access the website from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Filter your search by choosing a category or shop, and scroll through. It's that simple. You can also post listings for your own creations. The only downside to downloading this app is that you might cry after seeing your credit card bill.

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Closet may be one of the most thorough style apps around. You can keep track of all your clothes (make sure someone didn't "accidentally" take your sweater at the laundromat), as well as make note of when and where you wore it last (in case you're anal about all that). If you're always busy, you can also plan ahead by adding your outfits to the calendar. And for those world travellers, you can use the app to create packing lists. This way you won't forget the essentials, or miss your flight because you forgot said essentials and have to go back for them.

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Admit it, you love eBay. Every time you miss out on a release, one of your first stops is eBay. Now, you can browse through the website's listings while on you're commute to work, walking down the street, or sitting at the park (or whatever). With the RedLaser feature, you can also scan a bar code on an item and automatically access eBay listings. For convenience sake, you can use it to scan and list your products, too.

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Learn to make cocktails Don Drapper style using the app's 32 drink cocktail guide. It'll take you through the process step-by-step, so even an amateur can follow. And with all the other style apps you just downloaded, you'll not only look good at the next party you attend, but you'll actually know a thing or two about drinks beyond a bottle of beer.

Visit Supreme's website using the Apple Safari browser and select Add to Home Screen

You're going to shop at Supreme anyway, so why not make it more convenient for yourself? With the app, you can buy all the box logo tees and 5-panel caps you want wherever, whenever. And this way, every Thursday, you won't have to rush home to log onto your computer to purchase an item. Less "already sold out" and more "added to your cart" notifications.