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Find Your MIRA · Step 3 of 3 · Silhouette measurements
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Your measurements

To celebrate you, exactly as you are

We know measuring your body can feel sensitive. These numbers are not a grade, a goal, or a judgment. They simply help us understand your unique proportions and find clothes that celebrate them — not change them. There is no right or wrong body here, and your worth is never something a tape can measure.

Take this at your own pace. If measuring doesn’t feel right today, you can skip this step. A full-body photo is optional alongside your measurements; it doesn’t replace them in this study.

When you’re ready, enter your measurements in inches, taken barefoot over close-fitting clothes. You can add a full-body photo at the end to give MIRA more context for your line and proportion.

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Vertical proportion

inches

Measured standing tall and barefoot, tape straight down the side of the body.

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Crown of the head down to your natural waist.

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Natural waist straight down to the floor.

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Natural waist to the middle of the kneecap.

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Middle of the kneecap to the floor.

Circumference

inches

Tape level and snug, never tight. Measure over close-fitting clothes.

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Around the widest point of both shoulders, under the arms.

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Around the fullest part of the bust.

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The narrowest point — usually just above the navel.

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Around the fullest part of hips and seat.

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Around the fullest part of one thigh.

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Around the middle of the kneecap.

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Around the narrowest point above the ankle bone.

Width (front view)

inches

Straight-line width across the front of the body, not around it.

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Across the back, seam point to seam point.

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Straight across the front at the narrowest waist point.

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Straight across the front at the fullest hip point.

What a tape can't measure

Optional — skip if unsure. Your measurements and photo always lead; these only help settle a close call.

Look at your wrists and knees — do they look delicate or broad?

How the lines of your face read — angles versus curves.

Look straight into a mirror — round or almond?

Your full-body photo

One straight-on full-body photo is enough. Measurements give MIRA your proportions; the photo adds frame context. You can still skip it below. Your photo is used for this read and is not stored on our servers.

  • Keep your whole head and both feet visible with a little space around them. Wear fitted, non-compressive clothes and flat shoes, or go barefoot.
  • Stand naturally facing forward, feet comfortably apart, arms slightly away from your sides. Don’t pose, twist or arch your back.
  • Have someone hold the camera level around waist height, or use a timer and stand. Step back to fit your whole body; avoid tilted cameras, wide-angle lenses and mirror selfies.
  • Use even daylight and a plain background that contrasts with your clothes. Avoid harsh shadows, backlighting, filters and portrait blur.

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