If you're anything like me, you have tried, bought and tested a million and one fashion apps ever since you got your first iPhone, thinking that you will use them everyday or that these apps will make your life easier.. but sadly you stopped using them after the first week.

While there is so many apps out there, these are the best 10 high-fashion apps being raved about in the fashion world at the moment.

1. COAT?

Glamor Magazine came out with a genius new app that saves time in the morning, especially when it comes to guessing the weather while trying to rush out the door. Their new (free) app is a weather based fashion app, Coat? helps by answering these three essential questions for you,

*Is it umbrella weather?

* Do you need to wear a coat today?

* Is it going to be humid enough to require a ponytail?

Like any girl, we have all had our days when we have regretted not bringing at least one of these items.

You can choose to get daily notifications based on your local forecast to find out if you need any or all of these three items and you can set what time you want to receive your notifications, or just open the app each morning to see your personal alerts.

2. Cloth

Cloth is an app that lets you save and organize photos of your favorite outfits, with the weather conditions noted for easy future searches. And now the update allows you to give friends access to your virtual wardrobe so that you can chat and share feedback via in-app messaging.

3. Pose

Pose is an online and mobile community where users go to swap photos and videos of their outfits, makeup and shopping finds, is perhaps most accurately described as "Instagram for fashion.

Styling mogul Rachel Zoe and supermodel Coco Rocha, RAVE about this app.

Also Pose is available on a wider variety of platforms, it has apps for iPhone, iPad and Android devices, and works on both the web and Facebook.

4. Stylebook

The one thing every 90s girl desperately dreamed of was to have Cher Horowits's closet, well fast forward 20 years later and now you pretty much can have her closet… well in an app.

Stylebook is arguably one of my favorite apps, its not a free app but for 3.99 you get a closet assistant!

The way the app works is you import your actual clothes and create/style outfits. The app description says " Stylebook has over 90 features to help you curate your closet and get more out of what you own."

Another feature is that you can plan what to wear, create packing lists and learn more about your wardrobe with statistics like cost per wear.

Stylebook was also included in Condé Nast Traveler's "Best Travel Apps for Packing."

5. Villoid

Fashion icon Alexa Chung announced the launch of Villoid to her Intstagram followers back in September right before fashion week, described as "your very own endless dressing up box", users can follow style boards, friends and fashionistas to have fun with, be inspired by and experiment with fashion.

Think of it as a cross between Instagram and Pinterest, only with a 'buy' button.

6. The Net Set

High fashion retailer Net-a-porter launched an invitation only app The Net Set and just recently they opened it up to the general public.

The Net Set allows users to create their own profiles and explore cool features, and it also allows Net-a-Porter and the designers it carries to get to know their costumers.

You also can discover what the worlds most stylish people are loving at the moment and every item in the app is available to buy!

7. Vogue Runway

Vogue Runway is an extensive resource of 12,000-plus collections, over 100 seasons, and more than 1 million runway looks.

Vogue Runway’s constant stream of shows, reviews, and images makes it an essential app for every fashion obsessive. Enable push notifications for upcoming shows so you’ll never miss a single update.

8. FAD

Ever wonder what exactly is a sample sale? Or the difference between an A-line dress and a sweetheart? Well thanks to FAD, the first comprehensive Fashion Dictionary app you can access over 1,500 fashion terms.

FAD gives you explantations of anything fashion related from labels and retail stores to fabrics and sewing and even a special jargon chapter that explains todays most common fashion lingo.

Perfect fashion cheat sheet for on the go!

9. PS Dept

Consider yourself lucky if you're one of those girls that do have a stylist on speed dial, if you don't well now you have PS Dept.

PS Dept give users a personal fashion consultant 24/7.

The app partners with stylists from an array of brands and stores including Chloe, Net-A-Porter, Stella McCartney etc. to give shoppers free access to expert advice and once you've found what you're looking for, you can shop directly through the app.

10. The Hunt

If you've ever seen a picture of an outfit that you love but don't know where to purchase, this app allows users to post 'hunts' for clothing, accessories, shoes and more. Community members can help each other find where to buy certain products by posting the direct shopping links as well as chic shopping alternatives. The app also allows users to follow trending hunts and shop trending products.