THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE LOCATION AT SUGARLOAF MILLS MALL. Unfortunately I could not find the Paris at Sugarloaf Mills on Yelp.com so I have to write my review under this location, but as I previously stated this review is based on an experience I had at the Paris in Sugarloaf Mills.
Absolute worst dress store I've ever been to!!! I normally don't write reviews, but you all definitely deserved one after my horrible experience at your store. I took my sisters prom dress shopping at the location in Sugarloaf Mills and had a horrible experience!!! On our first visit, not only were we not greeted when we walked in, but the younger girl working there looked at us like she was confused about why we were in there. Even though it was awkward, we still went in and looked at dresses. After my sisters found a dress they liked, they wanted to try it on but before we could even ask the sales associate for help she shouted "hey you can't try that on, we're about to close". Mind you it was only 8:20pm and they're closing time clearly says 9:00pm. I asked her why my sister couldn't try the dress on and she gave some bs about how there wasn't enough time because they were closing at 8:45pm that night. I still felt like she would've had plenty of time to slip a dress on and back off, but didn't want to make an issue, so we left. The next day we decided to stop by again. This time around 7pm just to ensure yesterday's issue wouldn't be an issue today. Not surprisingly, we walked in and again were not greeted; apparently the young girl felt fixing her hair in the mirror was more important than saying "hello" to her customers. I was again irritated by this, but my sisters still needed dresses so I ignored her nasty attitude and decided to give it another shot. After about 15 mins one of my sisters found a dress she wanted to try on. The sales associate brought the dress down, but then started asking us how old we were. My sister is 17 and I am 22. She informed us you had to be 18 or older to try on dresses but said she would let her try on one dress since I was 22. I asked if she was "allowed" to try on more than one dress and she said she had to ask her mom. When the mom came up she was very rude in her tone and asked who was 22. I let her know I was and she went on to ask me if I was going to be responsible for any damages that may happen to the dress. I literally stumbled on my words for a sec. because I could not believe she was really asking me this lol. All she was going to do was slip the dress on and off. After letting her know this, she was still very rude and basically insisted that I say "Yes I will be responsible"; so before things got any further I told her not to worry about it and walked out. What sense does it make to have a policy that doesn't allow girls younger than 18 to try on PROM dresses? It's a store for PROM dresses, which is a highschool event lol. Save your money, go somewhere else and deal with people who actually want to deal with you. read more