Jessica O.
Catfishing at its worst
Unfortunately, the item I received is materially different from the product represented in the online photos. This is not simply a matter of personal preference or an unexpected fit. The garment does not accurately reflect the appearance, construction, or proportions shown in the listing. Specifically: ● Fit and length: In the photos, the top appears to hit higher on the torso and flare outward, creating a distinct silhouette and the appearance of a narrower waist. The top I received does not have this shape or structure. The only way to approximate the advertised look is to tuck the top in and blouse it out, which does not replicate the garment shown in the photos. ● Neckline: The boat neckline shown in the photos is substantially wider than the neckline on the garment I received. ● Material and structure: The material is significantly thinner and has considerably less structure than what is conveyed in the photos. This also affects how the garment hangs and fits and contributes to the substantial difference between the advertised appearance and the actual item. Additionally, Elle Charleston baits it's customers by giving a 50% off code if you click on a "good review". Therefore, all the "happy" customers are potentially looking for an easy coupon code. The return policy is where Elle Charleston makes its money. It is NOT free or easy to return.


