Patricia B.
Beautiful higher end clothing and lingerie
Oh my god, I honestly can't believe there are so many negative reviews!! Thank god this was a brand sold at Victoria secret therefor I trusted it to be ledgit, because reading the reviews only would have convinced me otherwise and I would have missed out on some delightful pieces.... Yes their stuff is very (too) expensive, I agree. But jeez, it's not like they're not upfront about it. You get to chose whether or not you want to buy. You don't get to write a once star review because it falls out of your budget... As for the quality, I'm flabbergasted again by the negative reviews as all the items I've repeatedly bought from for love & lemons have all been absolutely beautiful and good quality. You can't find that sort of aesthetic in regular stores. So you get what you pay for basically. Yes the shipping is slow, but again, giving a 1 star review for that purpose?? Learn to be patient. I've personnaly had no issues with them, the clothes or the package tracking. Probably because I'm smart enough to understand what final sale means. They regularly have pieces go on sale (even includes new models) for 30% which I enjoy very much because yes the price tag is expensive for the working class which I am part of. I really find fantastic that they offer smaller sizes with bigger breast plates! (S-DD) As far as not using varied size models..... Not all companies do and most didn't until recently. I'm personally not upset about it. It allows me to see exactly how it falls, and having shopped like this my whole life, I actually find it easier to tell what will and won't fit because model bodies are usually consistent which is HELPFUL. I'm not skinny but I know my body enough to be able to tell what will fit and what won't which is very important for a good online shopping experience. I actually don't like the new trend with bigger models because then it's a free for all guessing game in terms of how well you can determine if the clothes will fit you or not. I can more easily compare with the "traditional" model traits ; tall, skinny, long torso, long legs, small boobs and waist. You take it into consideration when you shop for a body that doesn't have the same traits. Ex: I have a short and wide torso, therefor if a top looks like a decent length for the model, I know it will be too long for me. VS if it's short on the models torso, it will be the perfect length. Because of my wide torso, I know that if it looks baggy on a mannequin, it will be a terrible fit for me. When the model sizes all vary, you can't do that anymore. Which is fine if you fall on a model that has your body type, not so much if she doesn't. At least this way, it's consistent. Anyway nothing new, just part of the game. I have to say though, that it would be helpful if they added the sizing the model wears in the pics. Would be even more helpful in terms of comparison (hopefully they see this and add that information in the future). I personally love their stuff (maybe not all the funky stuff but that's me. They have a wide selection to fit different styles) and I will def continue shopping there.


