MirroirAI Photo Analysis
One photo tells the AI what a quiz never could - your actual body shape, face shape, and skin undertone. Everything else builds from there.
Why a Photo Beats a Quiz
Most styling tools start with a questionnaire - pick your body type, describe your skin tone, choose your favourite colours. The problem is that most people are genuinely inaccurate at answering these questions about themselves; body shape and undertone are hard to judge objectively, even in a mirror. A photo analysis skips the self-report entirely and measures what's actually there.
What Gets Analysed
- Body shape - your actual proportions, so recommendations account for what genuinely balances your frame.
- Face shape - which necklines, collars, and accessory placements work with your specific features.
- Skin undertone - warm, cool, or neutral, so colour recommendations flatter rather than wash you out.
From Analysis to Outfit, in One Flow
The analysis isn't a standalone report you have to interpret yourself - it feeds directly into real, shoppable outfit recommendations and virtual try-on, so what starts as a photo ends as a complete look you can see on yourself and actually buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the analysis actually look at?
Three things from one photo: your body shape (proportions - shoulders, waist, hips), your face shape, and your skin's undertone (warm, cool, or neutral). These three drive every outfit recommendation that follows - which cuts suit your proportions, which necklines work with your face shape, and which colours actually flatter your undertone rather than washing you out.
Is this the same as a style quiz?
No - a quiz asks what you think is true about yourself; a photo analysis measures what actually is. Most people are inaccurate at self-assessing their own body shape or undertone, not through any fault of their own, but because it's genuinely hard to judge objectively in a mirror. Starting from a real photo removes that guesswork entirely.
How accurate is it, and what photo works best?
Accuracy depends mainly on the input photo - a clear, front-facing, well-lit photo where your face and body are both visible gives the most reliable read. A normal phone photo works fine; you don't need professional lighting or a plain background, just decent visibility of your actual features.
What happens after the analysis - do I just get a report?
No - the analysis isn't the end product, it's the input. Once it's done, Mirroir uses it immediately to generate real outfit recommendations and lets you try them on virtually, so the analysis translates directly into something useful rather than a standalone result you have to interpret yourself.
Is my photo stored or shared anywhere?
See Mirroir's privacy policy for the full detail on data handling - as a general principle, the photo exists to power your own recommendations, not to be shared or used for anything else.
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