MIRROR lets you try on clothes from any shopping site, even though the site knows nothing about us. You can do everything online except the part that actually makes you buy, which is trying it on. Right now you're looking at a product on someone else's body and guessing. You upload a photo, we build one clean full-body shot of you, and a Chrome extension takes over from there. Browse Nike or Zara like normal and the product photos turn into you wearing them. Click one to flip between their photo and yours. Because the pieces can come from anywhere, a jacket from one store and trousers from another end up on the same body. You can add other people too, like your kids or a friend you shop for, and each gets their own photos and measurements. Any look you build becomes a link you can send them, no account needed.
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