Maggie L.
Fake Quality Inspection used to justify Month-long shipping delays and unable to get a refund
I recently placed an order in late March for 4 dresses and spent USD 500 in total. Even thought it was a little expensive, but I was hoping to receive what I have seen on their website (all AI models pictures). If you have not placed an order yet or cancelled order with them also be able to get back refund, please consider yourself lucky. I wish I had cancelled mine. I finally received 4 dresses with nearly 20 emails back and forth. I have been waiting for nearly 30 days instead of 10 days as they stated on their webpage. Those dresses' quality are a far cry from the advertised photos: They used coarse blue threads rather than transparent or silver thread to sew down silver sequins/crystals. Another dress had a completely different structure—the shoulder literally collapsed and slumped down because it lacked any tailoring. It does not stay on body in the manner advertised. The lace detailing on the chest does not match the product description or images provided online. My Interaction with the Merchant: When I attempted to share these defects on their social media, my comments were hidden, and my account was restricted. Furthermore, the merchant offered me a small partial refund (up to 25%) only if I agreed to close my formal bank dispute. Observations on Transparency: While the brand presents a Western image, please check carefully in their website and you will find discrepancies. My order was finally shipped from China, and the service hours stated on webpage aligned with China Standard Time before. Prospective buyers should be aware of this, especially regarding potential return shipping costs. My advice: If you value product accuracy and transparent customer service, I suggest exercising extreme caution. For those who have already experienced similar issues, I recommend seeking assistance through your credit card's formal dispute process rather than accepting inadequate compensation.



