Unless they do show it and I completely overlooked it?

They’re still 5 models’ bodies. Everything is going to look good on them. You can’t even figure out what size the models are, you have to eyeball and guess. Plus they’re tall so when you get into clothing it’s even harder to judge fit – how long are the legs and torso?

You’re right though, it’s as good as it’s going to get because aside from a user uploading a picture of themselves and pasting the clothes on (far to expensive to implement) or uploading every possible body type and doing photoshoots with them (like that’s gonna happen) this is as good as it gets.

Personally, I would never rely on KP or similar feature to shop online for myself other than to get an idea of the item’s front and back views rather than the garment all flat. What I think M+O’s advantage is that it’s a merchandising tool, it shows various items put together that can all be purchased at once, rather than “this is how x, y and z are going to look on you”

I would like to give Intellifit a try, though. That’s probably the best way to know if something fits. http://www.getelastic.com/virtual-fitting-room-clothing-retailer-video-demonstration/

http://www.knickerpicker.com/dressing-room.asp

They use video to allow you to see lingerie on a model and then control the spinning (180 degrees at a time) and walking of said model.