US-based publisher International Data Group’s (IDG) global corporate venturing unit has invested in Myntra, India’s largest online fashion and lifestyle store, to help it acquire virtual fitting room creator Fitiquette.

Alongside IDG Ventures in the round were hedge fund Tiger Global and  venture capital firms Kalaari Capital and Accel Partners. Financial details for the investment and acquisition were undisclosed.

The company has raised more about $40m since its launch in 2007, according to news reports. Myntra, which has changed its business model twice to date, raised $20m in 2012 in a series C round led by Tiger Global, according to news service, TechCircle.in. The capital was raised to grow its logistics services. In 2010, the company raised $14m in its series B round of funding from Tiger Global and existing investors IDG Ventures and Indo-US Venture Partners. This round  followed on from a $5m series A round in 2008 from…

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