Magnifique Madimoiselle

Great customer service with nice and friendly staff. Not to mention, they have great selection of dresses with reasonable prices. I went there only two weeks before my brother’s wedding and luckily I walked in to the right store at the right time. They are not just trying to sell their dresses and make a sell but they make sure it’s the right dress for the occasion with the right fit for your body. Most importantly they value your time and opinion from the time you walk in untill the time you find your desired dress. it’s hard to find this level of customer service nowadays. Thank you

I came in with a week until my office’s formal soirée, and these ladies helped me find the perfect dress in thirty minutes! A very positive shopping experience, with just the right amount of assistance and insight. The dress was very reasonably priced, and they had a selection of high heels that I could try it on with. Quality product, quality service.

Walked in to this store very hopeless, after checking out «Iness Cotoure» and «Camille La Ville» stores in Glendale.
The store manager went beyond her way to help me and mother (who is a bit conservative and sensitive when it comes to gowns) to choose a dress for me. I tried on a dress and loved it, but wanted it in a color that they did not carry in the store. However, she ordered my dress in only one business day in two different sizes, just to see which one fits better. Even better, she introduced me to a very affordable alteration in Burbank. Very happy with my look that night. Got a lot of complements. Definitely going back to buy another gown.

Do you think approaching a potential customer with an extremely rude comment is any way to get business? NO. I will not be back. No possible bridesmaid dress, no matter how lovely, is worth being treated poorly. And wake up! NO pictures? People would pay good money to have their products on social media. Hello!!!

If I could only give this stupid place no stars! The owner Ann Gregory told my daughter she was too fat to fit in her dresses and needed to loose weight before prom in order to fit into her dresses. Has she looked in the mirror lately? Not to mention that body dismorphic issues are real and our young girls in America don’t need another reason to hate themselves. Boycott this place till the owner either changes her tune or they go out of business!

Don’t waste any time here.
I went here with my mom while looking for evening gowns. We had gone to Macy’s and their dresses were upwards of $ 200 for Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, and more, so we decided to find an evening gown at a better price. I didn’t care about the brand name, as long as I could find a good price.
This store was definitely not the place to find it. They get all of their dresses from Downtown LA and rack up the prices by 3 times as much. It actually smells like a downtown store in there. All of their dresses are over overpriced, cheaply made, and not comparable to anything you would find by an actual designer.
The employee, or owner, or whoever she was, asked what size I’m looking for. When I told her my size as deemed worthy by the designers carried at department stores, she said, «Let me look at you,» and attempted to turn me so that she could get a full view of my body. I walked away from her while she proceeded to look me completely up and down. After she had berated me with her eyes, she made a decision about what she considered my size, and said, «Our sizes run small.» Excuse you? If I try on a dress and need a bigger size, I’ll ask. I don’t need a salesperson to tell me what size I am, especially not a salesperson who is a size too large for most stores to even carry.
Then I looked at the tag on one of the dresses. The price had been crossed out and another price had been hand-​written, and it was $ 289. That dress would’ve been $ 100 tops in Downtown LA, and for that price I could’ve gotten a dress by a designer from Macy’s, not a dress without a label inside of it and a hand-​written price. I also could’ve gotten much nicer customer service at that price, but she was behaving with such disrespect. You’d think someone who works at a small mom-​and-​pop business would care about how they treat their customers, especially when they’re steps away from department stores that have better prices for better quality.
I asked if the price was correct, and she laughed at me and said, «The nicer dresses are more expensive.» I’m aware of how quality in regards to pricing works, but those dresses were no match for the prices, and neither was her service. I immediately said to my mom, «Let’s get out of here — we don’t need this attitude.»
Total time spent inside: 2 minutes.
No wonder that place is always empty. I have no idea how they pay their rent, because it’s obviously not by either sales, hard work, or kindness.

Do not buy your dress from here! Worst customer service ever! The owner Ann is horrible. She does not know how to talk to customers, and puts down her employees in front of customers. How sad! She doesn’t listen to what you say, and talks to you like a child. You could find the same dress, cheaper somewheres. The same catologs you look through is in downtown, and swap meets. I don’t know how she stays in business