Thread: Looking at yourself in different mirrors
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Old 04-23-2008, 11:19 AM
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Yep, it's the mirror itself.

I have a cheapy full length mirror I bought from Walmart for like $7.99.
The damn thing flexes in either direction or bowes in the middle in either direction. If the mirror is concaved a bit, or bowed outward, you will get a nice stocky version of yourself. However, if the mirror is slightly bowed inward, then you will become more lean, taller and skinnier..It's the side show circus mirror effect.

I love dressing room mirrors, they always seem to be flattering and have good overhead lighting, thats why stuff always looks better at the store on you than when you get it home
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