It'd be neat if they had LCD mirrors that could superimpose the accessories in 3D. Its possible. Hell I might work on that in uni if I cared about fashion beyond black tshirts and jeans.

Well I guess these marketing folk are always right. I must be unique in believing that confronted with a mirror telling me what I might want to buy, I'd leave and take my custom elsewhere.

Perhaps it could present a series of bar graphs indicating which 'style' you most closely fit into with those clothes.

'With this get-up I'm 74.6% chav but if I change the top it'll be 12.5%' Of course, with dumbing-down as it is today it would have to forgo the graphs in favour of representing the information as 'Well Chav', 'Mingin' etc.

Disney starts suing for copyright breach?

Mirror Mirror on the Wall...

(Yes, I know they didn't originate the idea, but when did *that* ever stop someone suing?!)

Surely you'd think it was pretty interesting, ignore it, and go back to your own staunchly individual world?

Somehow I knew this day would come. People have begun taking advice from inanimate objects. The next thing you know they will be taking orders. Oh well...

If it's come to this, I demand a mirror that will tell me I look too hung over to go to work.

Can you imagine if someone who died back in the 70s came back to life now and saw all the technological crap we surround ourselves with now? They wouldn't know what's going on. Now imagine how bad it would be if someone from the 1770's came back....

The dressing rooms in shops already give me the creeps... Imagine having the freaking mirror start talking to you...

Given how badly I see people dressed every day, it might just be a good thing for these walking fashion horrors (some of which certainly follow fashion a bit too closely) to have some guidance in some cases.

I dream of a mirror screaming like a pig when some bloated tub tries on that midriff-baring apple-green tank top and a beige miniskirt. With black, thigh-level cowboy boots.

Come to think of it, I think such equipment should be mandatory for upcoming and on-their-way-out pop stars. Eh, Britney ?