Review on 👗 R Vivimos Summer Cardigan Dresses for Women - Sleeve Length, Clothing Dresses by Cindy Hardin

I tend to think that when people leave a review they are either: 1.) Funny and expect quality from Gucci of Revain dress 2.) 100% Karen and complaining because her hair style forces her to do so 3.) saying literally they are the same (or close) height (5ft 3in), weight (185 pounds), chest size (36DD) like me, but they are so shocked that the XXS didn't fit them, so they decided to give a one star review (probably the same person who sued McDonald's for overheating the hot coffee ). 5.) You post a picture and are almost identical to your body type but don't mention your height, weight and/or dress size ordered. This dress is exactly as described by the seller. It's super detailed drawing and easy auto focus. It's a real wrap dress, so you don't have to worry about having to call a friend to scoop your girls from navel to chin, which in turn makes them look like overcooked pancakes on your chest. I usually wear tops in size L or XL (depending on bust size), size 12 (Old Navy Jeggings) and 28/29 (BKE Payton Jeans). Based on the reviews and the excess skin from losing 115 pounds, I ordered a size XL (size 16-18 on the sizing chart I believe). I can't say with 100% certainty that I could go down a size - it's possible, but I don't like risking dresses or wrap tops because of my bust size.; while size XL is perfect for my body measurements and because it is a REAL wrap dress. Lean days, bloat days, FTW days - it literally suits them all. At 5ft 3" and barefoot they are touching the ground + maybe an extra 3/4" of length making them perfect for whatever shoe type you choose. I hope this helps, especially for my girls who are struggling with excess skin. , without the means to afford skin removal surgery. *** I see many reviews saying the dress fits awkwardly and/or the wrap of the dress doesn't stay closed (*cough* Karens*cough*) - this is absolutely WRONG. There is a hole on the right side of the dress for threading the left tie. You just have to see it for yourself, Karen.