Solutions / Luxury & Beauty
Occasion dressing, instantly.
Luxury is bought for a moment that has not happened yet: the gala, the yacht, the wedding day. Manifest Mirror lets a guest stand in your boutique and see that moment already happening — their own face, their own expression, dressed for the occasion.
Why the category fits
Desire is easier to feel than to imagine.
Champagne houses, fashion maisons, jewellers, beauty counters and bridal salons all sell the same thing: a version of the customer that does not exist yet. The mirror removes the imagining.
The occasion, made visible
A guest sees themselves on the red carpet or at the gala table within seconds of stepping in front of the unit. No styling session, no appointment, no explanation from the floor team.
Discretion is the default
The session is one guest, one mirror, ninety seconds. Nothing is posted anywhere. The recording is sent to the guest by email and belongs to the guest.
The memory leaves with them
A boutique visit usually ends at the door. Here it continues in an inbox, in a message to a partner, in a conversation about a date that has not been set yet.
Mirror format 9:16, placed in the line of sight from the entrance
Placement
A mirror belongs in a boutique already
You do not have to explain a mirror. It reads as furniture, not as a screen — which is why it works in rooms where a conventional display would be refused.
- Window line. A free-standing portrait unit facing the street turns passers-by into participants before they open the door.
- Salon floor. A unit beside the seating area gives a waiting companion something to do that sells the collection.
- Counter height. A square or 3:4 unit works at a beauty or jewellery counter, where the guest is already seated and already looking at themselves.
- One connection. Single power feed, single network connection, kiosk-mode operation. No media server in the back room.
Moment: Luxury Travel, from a demonstration brand world
Occasion-led selling
Ten occasions, one session
A brand world holds ten moments. During a single ninety-second session the guest switches between them using their own phone, paired by QR code — the red carpet, then the yacht, then the wedding day.
- Identity lock. Face, skin tone, age, proportions and expression are preserved. Wardrobe, setting and light change around them.
- Outfit only. Keep the real room behind the guest so the piece is judged against your interior, not a fantasy background.
- Full world. Or replace the setting entirely and put the guest somewhere the boutique cannot go.
- Continuous video. The guest moves, turns and laughs, and the transformation holds. It is not a photo filter.
Moments
The evenings you are actually selling
Five moments from a celebration world built to demonstrate the format. A world for your house is designed in Manifest Studio from your own references, garments and light.
Brand worlds are demonstration concepts built for the Manifest Mirror platform; they do not imply a commercial relationship with the brands shown.
Interface
Two looks written in a quieter voice
The mirror ships with nine interface looks. Two of them were made for rooms where the loudest thing should be the product.
Bridal
Serif type, ivory and warm grey, slow transitions, no counters and no countdown bar in the guest's eyeline. Prompts are written as invitations rather than instructions. Built for salons where the guest arrives with family and an appointment.
Atelier
Near-black ground, thin rules, generous margins, the moment names set small. It reads as a lookbook page rather than an interface, which suits jewellery, fragrance and ready-to-wear floors where the fixtures are already doing the talking.
All nine looks are available to every venue and can differ per unit, so the window mirror and the salon mirror need not feel the same.
Private appointment mode
For the guest who booked the room
High-value selling happens by appointment. The mirror can be configured to behave accordingly: attract mode off, session started by the associate, moments curated for the client in advance.
- Prepare
The associate selects the world and the moments that match the client's occasion before they arrive. Unused moments are hidden for that unit.
- Pair
The client scans the QR code with their own phone at qr.manifestmirror.com. The phone becomes the remote; nothing is installed.
- Session
Ninety seconds by default, extended centrally for appointment floors. The client switches outfits and settings without touching the mirror.
- Deliver
The recording is assembled and sent to the address the client entered. Nothing is published, and nothing stays on the unit.
| Window unit | 9:16 portrait, free-standing, full-height reflection for the street line |
|---|---|
| Salon unit | 3:4 or 1:1, seated eye height, beside the fitting or consultation area |
| Counter unit | 1:1, jewellery and beauty counters, head-and-shoulders framing |
| Event wall | 16:9 or 4:3, launches, house parties and press evenings |
| Session length | 90 seconds by default, set centrally for all units and password-protected |
| Modes | Outfit only, keeping the real boutique behind the guest, or full world |
| Delivery | Email after the session; recordings auto-deleted after 7 days, deliveries after 30 days |
| Operation | Kiosk-mode PWA, fullscreen, offline precache, remote configuration |
Luxury has always sold a future self. The mirror simply shows it to the person while they are still in the room.
Manifest Media manifesto
Questions from the floor
What maisons ask first
Each moment in a world is built from your references: a scene image, a garment reference, a written prompt and an ambient video. Worlds are reviewed by a human before they are published to a venue, so a house can sign off on the wardrobe exactly as it signs off on a campaign image.
No. Identity lock preserves face, skin tone, age, expression and body proportions throughout the session. Only wardrobe, setting and lighting are transformed. The guest sees themselves, which is the entire point.
Yes. In outfit-only mode the real room stays behind the guest and only the wardrobe changes, which is the closest thing to a try-on. Full world replaces the setting as well. The venue chooses per unit, and can run one mode in the window and another on the floor.
The session is ephemeral. A recording is assembled and sent to the guest by email, then deleted after seven days; the email delivery is removed after thirty. No biometric templates are stored, the model does not learn from guest footage, and an AI notice is shown before the camera is used.
Yes. Units can be rented for a launch, a fashion week or a bridal season, or installed permanently with worlds rotated from Manifest Studio. A world built once can be published to every venue in your network without being rebuilt.