Short description
MiM is a platform for fashion creators and personal stylists to sell online styling services.

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MiM is a platform for fashion creators and personal stylists to sell online styling services.
MiM is a platform for fashion creators and personal stylists to sell online styling services, including outfit feedback, wardrobe audits, personal shopping lists, video consultations, moodboards, files and shoppable item links. Creators build a public studio, design their own services from forms, video calls and deliveries, and earn directly from their audience without relying on brand deals or affiliate links.
Fashion creators have traditionally had two ways to earn from their audience: brand deals and affiliate links. Both reward volume and reach more than taste and trust. MiM gives creators a third option, a way to earn directly from the people who already trust their judgement.
MiM is currently seeking founding creators to join the platform ahead of its planned full-platform launch in July 2026. Selected founding creators receive prototype access, a discount on MiM's standard 20% platform commission, and other early-creator perks.
The essentials, at a glance.

A quick guide for journalists categorising MiM accurately.
The building blocks creators use to design and deliver their services.
A creator's public storefront. Each creator has a studio at a personal handle, where they list their services, prices and how to book.
Creators design custom services using any combination of three step types: forms, video calls and deliveries. There are no fixed templates.
Custom intake questions creators ask up front. Used to gather a brief, photos, sizes, occasion details or style preferences.
Live styling sessions, wardrobe walk-throughs or shopping support. Creators choose whether a service includes a call.
The creator's response to the fan, typically a moodboard, files such as a PDF style guide, and shoppable item links.
Each booking becomes a request. Creators manage their work, communication and deliverables in a single inbox.
Common formats fashion creators sell on MiM.
A fan submits photos or describes an outfit. The creator responds with structured feedback and styling suggestions.
A fan shares an event and what they own. The creator delivers a clear outfit recommendation.
A fan shares photos of their wardrobe. The creator helps decide what to keep, repurpose or replace, and styles outfits from existing pieces.
A curated list of items tailored to a fan's brief, body shape, budget and style, with links and styling notes.
A personalised PDF guide covering colour palette, outfit formulas, shopping recommendations and styling rules.
A live styling consultation, often used as a single-stage service or paired with a delivery.
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Studio pages, the service builder, the request inbox and the delivery view. Available on request via the contact form below.
MiM's primary palette includes a peach cream gradient with navy and warm neutrals.
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Common questions for journalists and writers covering MiM.
MiM is a platform for fashion creators and personal stylists to sell online styling services.
MiM was founded in 2025 by Allister Braithwaite (Founder & CEO) and Harry Evans (Technical Co-founder). It is built and operated by Aesir Technology Ltd, a UK company registered in England at 3rd Floor, 86–90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE.
MiM is for fashion creators, stylists and personal shoppers who want to sell paid one-to-one styling services to their audience, and for fans seeking personalised style advice from creators they already trust.
Creators sell services like outfit feedback, occasion styling, wardrobe edits, personal shopping lists, style guides and video consultations. Each service is built from any combination of forms, video calls and deliveries, with no fixed templates.
MiM is free to join for creators. There is no monthly fee or setup cost. MiM takes a 20% commission per completed paid request, which covers hosting, payment fees and currency conversion.
Fans pay upfront and MiM holds the funds securely. Once a request is marked complete, the creator is paid within 2 business days via Stripe, our trusted payment provider.
Yes. MiM is currently seeking founding creators to join the platform ahead of its planned full-platform launch in July 2026. Selected founding creators receive prototype access, a discount on MiM's standard 20% platform commission, and other early-creator perks.
MiM is currently available as a prototype for selected creators and partners. The full platform is planned to launch in July 2026.
MiM is operated by Aesir Technology Ltd, a UK company registered in England at 3rd Floor, 86–90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE. Payments are processed by Stripe, our trusted payment provider.
MiM is built specifically for fashion creators and personal stylists. Generic link-in-bio, scheduling or e-commerce tools are not designed for styling workflows. MiM brings the storefront, intake forms, scheduling, payments, payouts and delivery formats (moodboards, files and shoppable item links) into a single workflow built for the work.
Use the contact form on this page, email Harry Evans at harry.evans@trymim.com, or email Allister Braithwaite at allister.braithwaite@trymim.com. We are happy to talk to journalists, podcasters and newsletter writers covering fashion creators, online styling and the creator economy.
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