Most popular sites for online shopping in the world

Internet has changed the way we shop and already five minutes after you've liked something, it may be your possession . In 2011, worldwide turnover of the online stores was 194.3 billion dollars , an increase oa 16.1% compared to 2010 . And growing every year. Most popular stays Amazon.com. Here we'll look at the 10 most popular sites (besides Amazon) in the world :

10. Zappos (zappos.com)

 Sells shoes and clothing. Created by Nick Suinman in 1999. The idea came to him after having traveled around the mall and could not love her shoes. Subsequently started to sell other products such as sunglasses , handbags and other accessories. The company is a subsidiary of Amazon and has 1,500 employees. Headquartered in Nevada. Last year, revenue reached $ 1 billion.

9. SINGER22 (singer22.com) 

Sells clothes , accessories, swimwear and shoes. Offered 250 marks , including Rag & Bone / JEAN, J Brand, Emerson Thorpe, Alexis, Jeffrey Campbell, Elizabeth and James. It was founded by John Singer in 2003 , focusing on women's items.

 8 . Shoptiques (shoptiques.com) 

Buyers can choose from 200 stores , which are organized by region , so if you shop in the city . Shipping is $ 15 no matter where you are.

7 . Rent the Runway (renttherunway.com) 

This is a site for renting expensive designer clothes. Founded in 2009 by a student at Harvard Jennifer Hyman and Jennifer Carter. Customers can choose between 25,000 dresses that are hired for a period of 4 to 8 days. Dresses are 165 designers like Vera Wang, Calvin Klein, Badgley Mischka and more.

 6 . Otte (otteny.com)

It is based in New York. It offers clothing , footwear and accessories. Founder Kay Lee.

5. Nasty Gal (nastygal.com) 

It was founded by Sofia Amoruso in 2006. Read her interesting story here: How a 22-year-old business for $ 100 million has 550,000 customers in over 60 countries worldwide.

4. Mr. Porter (mrporter.com) 

This is one of the few online stores targeting men. Sells clothing, as among the brands are Ray Ban, Alexander McQueen and more.

3. ModCloth (modcloth.com)

It offers vintage clothes, indie style, accessories and decorations. It was founded by Eric and Susan Gregg Kogar-Kogar in 2002 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Opinion is that this is one of the most innovative companies in the world. Employees are more than 400, and revenues for 2009 were $ 15 million.

 2. Fitiquette (fitiquette.com)

You have the opportunity to try out virtual clothes. Customers make their 3D profile and then be able to see how clothes will look on them.

 1. ASOS (asos.com) 

This is one of the biggest fashion stores in the UK. Founded in 2003 by Nick Roberts and Quentin Griffin. Last year had revenue of 803 million and a profit of $ 45 million. Delivers to 190 countries.