content: This review is for the company all together. I live in austin, texas and there is no stores like this around here. So i order online... As all of you know these clothes are pretty pricey - so why is it I spent over 120 on an outfit and the following happens:\n\npackage is delivered. yay, really excited!!! i open the package, pull out the bow print shirt - two buttons fly off immediatly from removing from the package... kinda pissed - but i got my shirt and thats an easy sew. buttons back on.  take out the high waisted black shorts - love them! i say to myself \""tonight i am going to rock out with this cute ass outfit!\""...\n\nlater that night - another button falls off.. not one of the two that i had sewn on already - so a new button...screw it - deal with it later... i go to the restroom and the zipper gets stuck - i try being gentle an  show the zipper a little love while i worry that its not budging. VIOLA - the zipper had its own plan - it broke completely! i was in the bathroom for 10 minutes trying to fix the zipper in the stall. no can do - completely busted. so now im walking around with no button on the breast part of my shirt and my high waisted shorts completely open looking like white trash.. i was nearly in tears and so embarrassed i had wear a stupid cardigan all night to cover everything up in the wonderful texas heat!\n\ni also have a few dresses from the site that somehow a 5'2 bernie dexter wore perfectly (as she always does cause shes beautiful - but thats besides the point) but when they arrive to my body theyre ridiculously long! and im 5'3... shouldnt they be a bit shorter? so now my 130 dollar dress cost an extra 25 to be hemmed.\n\nthe fabric on all my clothes from bettie page clothing are cheap. i kept giving the company the benefit of the doubt but after my disastrous night out - never ever will i ever order from them again.\n\nand by the way - i wore the bowtie shirt again last night - guess whos sewing a button on right now? yep - that would be me. i have one original button left.