Upon walking into this store, you're greeted by a quiet voice lost somewhere among the legions of out of date and overpriced dresses in plastic baggies. They are squeezed into every square inch of the shop. They hang on close racks, rods along the wall, and even at the very top of the ceiling. After mustering up all of my patience and snapping myself out of shock, I began my diligent hunt. There are a few passive aggressive notes printed and taped on the rods. I note that one says, "only try on a dress if it is absolutely necessary." While I realize that this seems strange at the time, I continue to look. The dresses were so jam packed together that it took true physical and mental strength to take a look at each dress. I finally settle on two to try on. I was going to escort myself to a dressing room, but there is yet another sign stating that you must first ask permission to try on a dress. I oblige with that, and the shop owner comes over and takes my dresses. While she is franctically removing the plastic I notice a small sign peering out from behind a dress on the wall. It reads, "Try on fees" and listed that dresses under $99 dollars had $5 fee, dress $99-$200 dollars had a higher fee, and so on. Didn't try on any dresses if you're wondering. Overall, not a great experience. read more
