MirroirShop the Look
Turn any try-on into a ready-to-post story for Instagram, Pinterest, or Facebook - one tap, no design skills needed.
From Try-On to Post, Without the Design Step
Sharing an outfit usually means a choice between a plain, undressed screenshot or opening a separate design app to lay things out properly - most people skip the second option because it takes too long for a single post. Shop the Look removes that trade-off: after any virtual try-on, generate a clean, editorial "shop the look" story in one tap - your outfit on one side, the real products laid out on the other, each with its brand and price. Post it straight to Instagram, Pinterest, or Facebook - no design app needed.
A Caption Ready to Post, Too
Every story comes with an AI-written caption and relevant hashtags generated specifically for that outfit - not a generic template reused across every post - so you can post straight to Instagram without staring at a blank caption box trying to think of something to say.
Built for Real Products, Not a Collage Template
Unlike a generic collage template where you'd manually paste in screenshots and guess at prices, every item shown in a Shop the Look story is a real, currently shoppable product with a real, current price pulled directly from the retailer - so anyone who sees your story can actually go and find the exact pieces, not just admire the outfit.
Who This Is For
Anyone who wants to share an outfit they're genuinely proud of without the friction of manual design work - whether that's a personal Instagram story after a good try-on, or building a small following around your own sense of style over time. It's the same finished, professional-looking format either way, generated automatically from whatever you just tried on.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a design app or template to make the story look good?
No - the whole point is skipping that step. Mirroir generates a finished, editorial-style layout automatically from your try-on, with your outfit photo and the real product details already arranged - nothing to drag, resize, or format in a separate design tool.
What information actually appears next to each product?
Each item shown gets its name, brand, and real current price, so anyone viewing the story can see exactly what something is and roughly what it costs before they even click through - not just a photo with no context.
Does the caption actually make sense for my specific outfit, or is it generic?
It's generated specifically for the outfit and pieces in that story, not a reusable template - so it references the actual look rather than reading like it could apply to any post.
Which platforms is the story sized for?
Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook stories - all sharing the same vertical format those platforms expect, so it posts correctly without needing to crop or resize anything yourself.
If someone screenshots my story, will the product links still work for them?
The products shown are real, currently listed items with real prices - anyone who takes note of what's shown (brand, item name) can search for and find that same product themselves, even without your original link.
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