The only thing I don’t like is that you get no perspective of how tall the model is. For some preason, I always picture myself in my head as taller than I really am, and being really self-concious, I now think I look chubby :smack:
It did come close to the real thing though.
The biggest problem I have when trying on clothes is the short torso/freakish legs problem, and even the levi’s one doesn’t adjust those ratios on the model when you enter them in. So, I can’t see exactly how high those pants will be around my calves.
But the body shape was pretty on target.
I also thought it was funny that the Levi’s model seems to be more vain than I am. When it picks a size for me, it picks the smallest size I could possibly wiggle myself into. (All the bars are at the very edge of “snug” or way too small.) and it then says that’s the closest fit. When I click to see the next highest size and all the bars are now in the middle of the comfort range, it claims that that’s not my best option.
Apparently, I should not be able to breathe in levis.
Close enough. I have a ponytail, a wicked farmer’s tan, quite a bit more leg muscle and somewhat less definition about the belly, but it’s not too bad for a questionaire type thing.
Where’s the part where it tells you your measurements? I went until it wanted me to register. At that point, I closed the window out of laziness.
Have ya seen the way girls are wearing their jeans nowadays? I’m shocked their knees still bend.
You have to register. If you register, you get to tweak your face and hair, too. But there’s no farmer tan option, that I’m aware of.