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Diane von Furstenberg reviews
Well, I had a similar experience today with sales 'assistant'. I was planning on spending quite a bit today in her store. Poor service led to me terminating the sale and I went somewhere else to make my purchases. The trouble with some people is that they don't realise the first principle of selling: a store doesn't just want people coming in, they want people to come in, go out and COME BACK. Doh! Simple, isn't it?
by MenEyedCat, 18 Nov 2009
by MenEyedCat, 18 Nov 2009
I tend to buy a couple of dresses from Diane von Furstenburg either in the UK or US and recently visited the store in Notting Hill. The manner in which the sales assistants behaved made me realise that they have forgotten how to carry out the jobs they are employed to do - i.e. 'sales assistants' - but instead are trying to play the role of wealthy snobs. Fun to observe but made me decide not to make a purchase. Be the sales assistant and perform your role competently!
by ldavies, 22 Dec 2008
by ldavies, 22 Dec 2008
I visited the store in Bruton Street. The sales assistants are snobbish and focus on serving only the very wealthy. My purchase was not even handed to me, but was put on the floor for me to collect as the sales assistant ran around to help the extremely wealthy. (By the way, I spent £950 in the store.)
The clothes are fabulous but the shopping experience is completely wacked.
by Nameless (2 reviews), 31 May 2008
The clothes are fabulous but the shopping experience is completely wacked.
by Nameless (2 reviews), 31 May 2008
The wrap dresses are fabulous, they hide a multitude of "imperfections" for those of us who are not perfect, do not crease, and can be dressed up for work and meetings and down with slides for more casual times. Always get compliments on any DvF clothing.
by CCaustralia, 30 Mar 2006
by CCaustralia, 30 Mar 2006
The dresses are nice, but I personally think that they aren't very "wearable" because despite one's best effort you will always look a little slutty combined with a bad attempt to look like the girls of "Sex and the City".
by Spo0ok (14 reviews), 22 Dec 2005
by Spo0ok (14 reviews), 22 Dec 2005
A little fashion victimy - my best friend lives two houses down from this weirdly silver store and every time we go in it there is someone whose face is a mass of silicone and whose body is a quilt of designer items. However if you are in your twenties/thirties (I am too young for these dresses - they fall open on me sluttily) and like the ' yummy-mummy teetering on skinny legs while carrying lunch boxes and then moving on to have lunch (well, a lettuce leaf) at Harvey Nicks with friend Arabella Pilkinton' look, these are the clothes for you.
by Vovo (7 reviews), 08 Oct 2005
by Vovo (7 reviews), 08 Oct 2005
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