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Caviat.

A luxury fashion shop that promised prices would fall each time a shopper viewed an item.

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    “A young, fun and interactive way to shop luxury fashion”

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“A young, fun and interactive way to shop luxury fashion”

Caviat is an online shopping platform that connects boutiques from around the globe to local fashionistas, but with a cool (and kind of diabolical) twist. Whats the twist, you ask? A community base shopping experience where you and fellow shoppers determine the price. Each time you view an item, the price goes down. You heard me right. Take a pair of loafers you've been dying for. If fifty people click to view what they’re selling for, the price drops by $50. Yeah, for real! Our goods are already listed at 50% off and bidding takes it to new extremes.

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caviat.com ↗twitter.com/caviatshop ↗angel.co/caviat ↗

In our words: The listing described Caviat as a public-beta shopping site connecting boutiques around the world with local buyers. Goods were listed at half price, and each view cut the price further, so fifty clicks on a pair of loafers would take $50 off.

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