Filed in archive Fashion and Style by Ivy on April 4, 2006

As much as shopping online gives you a lot of benefits (like not having to actually visit those stores or talk to sometimes completely useless sales personnel, quick search, many brands and colors available) there's also one big downside: you can't try the clothes on, which can be tricky, if you don't fit perfectly into one of sizing categories.

Glamour magazine can be a helping hand when it comes to trying clothes on virtually, because it offers a skirt try-on online application in its beauty and fashion section.

Finding a must have skirt for spring just got a lot easier. We've gathered a ton of styles in two figure flattering shapes: pencil and circle. You can try them ALL on without schlepping from store to store

You can adjust your height, hair color and style, weight, body type, eyes, nose and lips, so that the virtual model of you becomes really life-like! And once you put a skirt on, you can rotate the view, and see how you look from behind.

A great helper or what? You can find more online shops which have virtual models on My virtual model website.

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Response from: Ivy (04/05/06 8:31am)

Many people have your exact problem (me as well), but I still love online shopping for all the advantages it brings. The thing is that you should know your measurments (or at least have a meater handy) and know the fabrics you like or which flatter you. You can always ring the online store for details (I usualy do this for sleeves), and you can always return an item.

Response from: Cool Picking

I was always sceptical of online shopping... I tried a couple of times but I found it hard to find the right fits for me. Since I am not one of the lucky ones who is fitting in one...