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At one point or another, we’ve all found ourselves torn between what outfit to wear or which shoes to buy. When every option is amazing, how are you to choose just one? Cinch a photo-based polling app, just made the decision-making process a whole lot easier and much more fun. Say goodbye to going through rounds of feedback with friends, sending long links or texting photo after photo. Cinch will summarize your questions in an easy to read format resulting in fast, direct and unbiased answers.

To get started, simply download the app and select a set of screenshots or photos from your camera roll. Then type in your question. You can either send your poll to a group of friends or ask the Cinch community. To share your questions with your existing contacts, just share the link to your poll on Facebook, Twitter or Whatsapp.

People can vote with a single click and even discuss the results or attach alternatives using the integrated messaging service. Your friends don’t need to have the app to vote, so anyone can share their opinion from any device. Since Cinch doesn’t show how anyone voted until after they cast their vote, the results will always be 100% objective.

After seeing so many amazing looks at College Fashion Week, I couldn’t decide which I liked best. So I set up a poll on Cinch.

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The Results

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college fashion week new york

With the pressures of the real world constantly building up, I often like to pretend that I’m back in college. Over the weekend, I relived my collegiate years when I sat front row at New York’s College Fashion Week hosted by Her Campus. Having covered New York Fashion Week for many seasons, I wasn’t sure what to expect. However, after an amazing evening of fashion, talent and fun, I wish that I was back in college more than ever and can’t wait to experience College Fashion Week all over again next year.

The evening started off with cocktails, hairdos by TRESemmé, custom foundation by bareMinerals and eyebrows by European Wax Center. When the show began, college students who could have been mistaken for professional models strutted down the runway in the latest fall fashions from boohoo.com.

While the first collection consisted of imperial styles filled with sleek military glam, the second was entitled “Brooklyn Princess” and featured pink, powdery sporty separates. The third collection, Woodlanders, was my favorite. I loved the forest prints and earthy hues for fall. In between each collection, talented college students performed incredible music and dance routines including Columbia Sharp, Columbia University’s All Male A Capella group. I guess that’s something New York Fashion Week doesn’t have – cute Ivy League men singing John Legend ballads.

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