Body supported mirror

Abstract

A body supported mirror combination which includes a tube-like support which is draped around the neck of a wearer. The material of the tube is preferably made of a knitted fabric. The tube itself is filled with a kernel-type material to render the tube structure pliable so that it can drape itself around the neck of a wearer and so that it can conform itself to the chest contours of different wearers. The tube can be adjusted to different lengths. A stabilizing plate is removably attached to the front of the tube-like structure at the chest area of a wearer. A hook-type material is attached to the interior of a semi-circular claw which is part of the stabilizing plate which hooks will connect themselves with the loops of the knitted material when the claw is draped over the tube-like structure. A flexible goose neck at one end is attached to the stabilizing plate and another end thereof has an adjustable mirror attached thereto. The various adjustabilities of the mirror allow the same to be adjusted for different uses, that is, in one position the mirror can placed in the front of a user for make-up purposes or in an over the shoulder position so that it can used as a rearview mirror for bicycling or roller blading, for example.

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