Review on Stay Stylish With LookbookStore'S Casual Mesh Panel Tunic Dress For Women by Amber Byrd

AMENDED REVIEW (one star): DO NOT PURCHASE! You can see my original review below.I purchased the first dress in this style (the one shown in the photo) LESS THAN FIVE MONTHS AGO. I liked it so much (at first -- see initial review), that I've purchased a few other colors / patterns. Now, I wish that I hadn't.The net trim - which is similar or identical to tulle - is tearing away from the dress. Since I've now looked closely at how it is constructed / sewn, I can see why. I can't tell if the problem is due to the seam being too narrow or if the netting, itself, is of low quality -- or both. I have almost a lifetime of sewing experience and am very accomplished -- so I should have inspected the first dress when I first received it and anticipated this problem.Fortunately, since I can sew, I can replace the netting with another type of trim (probably another type of sheer fabric). Which is a hassle, but quite frankly not as big a hassle as returning the three or four of these dresses that I have purchased. Which, as I noted in my original review, I otherwise like. If I were not able to sew and were not confident that I can fix this problem as it arises on each garment, I would be returning them all to ebay.(Haha -- I promise that it only coincidence that my middle finger is the one sticking through the tear. I didn't even realize that until I noticed it in the photo here.)ORIGINAL REVIEW (five stars): I love this dress. I use it as a tunic top over leggings or pants. It pulls over the head, so no buttons, snaps, or the like to mess with. It is easy care -- comes out of a (low) drier almost wrinkle-free.