Mirrors Don’t Lie
This story is as short as someone trying on a cute outfit and deciding to edit the photo they took in the fitting room. The only problem is that they were not too keen on the details, like matching the reflection in the mirror with the adjustments made to the woman’s body.
Going back to the long-held claims, retailers reportedly use “skinny mirrors” in an attempt to boost sales. Publications like Bustle performed dressing room experiments to put the theory to the test. The conclusion was that the reflection a shopper sees in the mirror is affected by a combination of the right lighting, comfort and confidence, and attitude.
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