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If I could, I would give it a 0 but I can’t so I give it a 1. IT SUCKT! DO NOT BUY!!! I bought 2 for one and only received 1. IT DID NOT HAVE LACING AND DOES NOT IN ANY WAY GIVE YOU A FLATTERING SHAPE.
DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT BUY FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!! ITS THROWING MONEY DOWN THE DRAIN!!
I WANT MY MONEY BACK!!
False advertisement!!! I bought 2 dresses and only got 1.
Also the dress did not have the corset lacing in the back which was promised. It also did not have pockets
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