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Do not touch this site. It is a scam.
Has now changed its name to Milonely.com.
I purchased a pair of shoes 2 months ago. No delivery. Only contact is through a customer service email (Bot?), which is basically just a phishing scam.
Avoid at all costs.
I fell in love with a handbag and ordered it on the spur of the moment! So glad I did as it's just as it looked in the picture and arrived within the estimated shipping dates. So I will definitely order more items in the future.
The online store was super easy to navigate. The clothing is stunning and of high quality at a great price point. I highly recommend this brand!
Great online shop! The clothes are stylish, affordable, and exactly as described. Fast delivery and smooth transaction. Highly recommended!
Nice Shopping experience, customer service is also very accommodating.
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