Kim Kardashian's ShoeDazzle gets a revamp  The e-commerce site
backed by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is getting
savvier about what its customers want.  ShoeDazzle adds clothing
to its merchandise repertoire.  (Credit: ShoeDazzle)  The Kim
Kardashian-backed venture called ShoeDazzle gets a makeover
today. This online customer-focused shoe boutique for women is
debuting a new CEO, changing its payment structure, and
venturing into clothing as well as shoes.  "We are taking this
business to a whole other level," said ShoeDazzle's new CEO,
Bill Strauss, who joined the company after being CEO of Provide
Commerce. "We want to increase our 'share of closet.'"  For
those who haven't heard of this e-commerce site, it's backed by
the powerful Silicon Valley venture firm Andreessen Horowitz,
which threw down a $40 million round for the company last year,
and was launched in 2009 by LegalZoom co-founder Brian Lee and
celebrity stylist Kim Kardashian.  Over the past year, the site
jumped from having 3 million