Honestly as soon as someone says that they open a gofundme because they got "scammed," I automatically know that something with their story is not right.
Fr. I feel like in the long run she’ll be glad she wore a more classic, timeless dress. She looks beautiful in it. It doesn’t excuse what casze put her through though, she got SCAMMED
Even the original video from Casze is full of red flags!!! 🚩🚩🚩 Why is the dress a rush order being shipped a few days before the wedding when you said you’ve been working on it for 5 months? You said you wouldn’t come fix the train, but when they went to a seamstress because it wasn’t fitting right, you asked why they didn’t contact you to fix it? You said you spent too much time and money on this and you were done, but you were willing to fly out to try and harass the bride when it’s her wedding weekend? Not to mention doxing someone’s personal info and siccing your followers on them is never a good thing to do, but ESPECIALLY with the huge accusation of “stealing”, when they’ve already paid you THOUSANDS of dollars and the whole situation hasn’t even been resolved yet (they JUST got the dress for the first time like a day before Casze posted the video!) NOT TO MENTION the audacity to be upset the remaining balance wasn’t paid fast enough when the dress itself was delayed multiple times. The irony!
You don't use E6000 glue because it stiffens up the fabric and affects the drape. It's only for costumes or craft applications. I suspect that's what is making the fabric stick out from the body and hang so poufy and stiff. One would expect this dress to cost more for the amount of handsewn beading required OR to use beaded lace trim artfully attached. For the record, the amount of beading on this would take a long time--longer than quoted--to do by hand.
You wouldn't even use glue for the beading in a more serious cosplay contest! 😭 To have the audacity to do so with a dress you were paid for thousands of dollars is WILD. And I did better with centering the pleating on my first ever skirt! With 0 training/experience!
That “designer” purposely posted her video that Friday evening imo because she KNEW the bride wouldn’t see it since she told her she’s blocking her until Monday. She figured she would put her story out and since the bride wouldn’t be able to respond for days everyone would believe her and the bride would look “sketchy” by not responding for days. It’s absolutely insane that the brides address, phone number, place of work etc was leaked and that people threatened her, her business and even friend’s businesses. What is wrong with people?? They aren’t even a part of this problem and are threatening someone? Just insane!
Funny thing is that the bride said she didn't actually block the designer, she just said that because you know, bride was needing to focus on her freaking wedding that was going to be the next and not put so much unneeded energy on something that should've been less like pulling teeth then it actually was. So, since the bride didn't actually block the designer, that means the bride probably saw that designers video of lies *right before she was supposed to be walking down the aisle*. Which basically means that this 'designer' went more malicious than malicious probably has ever been in the history of the world to ruin this bride's wedding, life, and even the lives of the bride's family and friends with all the flying monkeys that were sent their way, all for what seems to be the bride saying that they didn't like the dress they had received and that the bride wasn't going to be talking to the designer until Monday so the bride could've somewhat enjoyed her newly married life.
that dress she got for 3k looks like party city. unbelievable and it fits her so bad when she’s stunning. she will thank herself in the future for having a simple elegant dress and not trying to work with that bedazzled turd of a dress
She ordered a custom dress and they made it look like a fast fashion prom mess. I know she had a dream and it could’ve been a reality but I’m glad she was still able to find a beautiful dress even though it seemed super stressful and last minute Also E-6000 is something I use for costumes and crafting, NOT EXPENSIVE GOWNS. You will ruin your nice fabrics and could feel stiff and scratched. It’s literally an industrial adhesive and gives off fumes
As a seamstress, I am SWEATING. How do these people have the audacity? I refashioned a dress for a friend's wedding and only charged her for materials, and you can bet your ass the tucks and pleats were all centered!!
same. just looking at the process and fittings and the final dress i cringed so so hard 😭 how is someone not embarrassed to give that kind of work to someone ?
I get why people go on social media and call someone out but when you put their full name and stuff I feel like that’s putting them in danger cause some people are crazy. They will find out where they work, where they live and send death threats. That’s scary to me.
@Kimberly_Sparkles I'm not saying anything negative about people of any size just incase that's how it came across I'm just saying she looks way heavier in the dress she was sent then the size she looks in the video of the actual wedding pics.
no it's clear what you're saying. the dress was a mess and it made the bride look a mess. not only that it made her look way different than she actually did.
Even more than the size, I think she just looked so frumpy in that dress! I’m so glad that she got a new dress for the wedding, she looked gorgeous in the backup dress.
Any of the dress designers at bridal salons usually take anywhere from 9 months to a year to make a dress. Why did that dress maker think she could make that dress in 6 months? That dress screams rush job.
Absolutely! Even ordering a premade dress is considered a rush job if it’s ordered less than six months before a wedding. At least mine was, and I ordered it five months and three weeks before my wedding. And I had to pay in full before I was even permitted to do the first fitting. This whole situation is an entire mess
I would 100% go after her legally. She committed defamation and also put her and her loved ones' lives at risk by doxxing her. She is a garbage person. Its hard enough out here for small businesses and artists as it is to make money. situations like this poison the well and make it even harder on the actually good businesses to see any success
@@kylamcclain1080 From my knowledge there was another girl that ordered a birthday dress from Casaze that was ment to be a bodycon glitter covered dress but the pictures of the dress where ATROCIOUS😱 She was so mad. I think there was another woman that bought a dress for prom and it was wacky looking from what I remember it was lopsided.
Personally what i think is happening since this is occuring alot. is These people are not designers they are trying to pass as designers and outsource the dress to locale workshops. Hence why they dont look anything like what they promised.
Yes, it’s an unbelievably risky thing to do. There is nothing you can do if you’re not within driving distance of your designer. In person, you would be doing regular fittings and you’d know if your dress isn’t ready way before a total disaster happens. I can’t believe people do this online.
Professional here: DO NOT GET a CUSTOM GOWN ONLINE! Unless it’s a simple, plain slip dress, or a very well known and vetted designer. Everything you see online can be fake. Commissioning the most important dress of a lifetime from someone you cannot see in person regularly, without flying, is a very RISKY purchase. And if you do, the very FIRST red flag should be the time you bail out. This bride kept going back for more ridiculous behavior from the designer instead of realizing she’d been duped by a con artist. This designer is not a designer. So many of these people are not professionally trained and have no idea what they are doing. Buyer beware. Nice pictures on Instagram can easily be faked.
I feel like that's an unpopular opinion, at least with gen Z brides nowadays but I so agree with you. I would never ever do that. Maybe I would buy a ready made dress from an online seller that I can find plenty of proof of being legit and high quality but I'd never put in thousands of euros into some random newcomer business. This is honestly what happens when children are raised with a "you can do anything" mindset with no ifs and buts. Running your own business comes with responsibility and you need way more skill than you think to satisfy costumers' needs (that rise exponentially with the price tag of your products).
@@Shirumoonold man yells at cloud. Gen Z isn’t stupid, and this isn’t an unpopular opinion. You just needed an excuse to talk shit about young people, didn’t you?
I don’t get how you are having issues with the whole stealing money/scam part. The “designer “ is trying to say she didn’t get paid and that she sent the dress without being paid and sent it in good will. The reality was the bride sent 60% payment already so she didn’t “ not pay” like the “designer “ is saying. She didn’t pay the remaining balance for a dress she was planning to not use and return. That’s NOT the same thing she’s claiming. She used that narrative to get money from people for her GFM and get people to attack the bride.
That was my full reaction too. Like if it was legit, you wouldn't need to turn to your followers to get money, you could go after the bride with proof she stole the dress so the gofundme was a massive red flag and turns out the red flag was true.
She's a scammer. She thought that she could weaponize her subs, but it makes me glad to know that she's now getting the hate that she was trying to put on to the bride.
Because people know they can charge out the wazoo for wedding stuff, as other business do it all the time. And if anything goes 'wrong' or somebody threatens to keep something from you, they think you'll just panic and pay or else you'll be scrambling to find something that you love as much as what you would've gotten.
That’s what I did, and under 6 months was considered a rush then. And I had two alterations done, corseting and cups put in, the bottom and train refinished to accommodate my height, everything. But I’d do that every day of the week before I dealt with this. On a side note, this is what happened to one of my bridesmaids. I let them pick their own dresses and two had theirs made. One person went in for alterations and EVERYTHING was off-centered. She ended up buying a dress the morning of the wedding 😳
Am I right about this? The price of the dress was a red flag for me. That much hand beading should've been more expensive. I would think 10k at least. I think this designer knew how much labor it would be and that it wouldn't be possible in 6 months at that price, but lowballed this bride to get the contract. Clearly a scammer from the beginning. I feel so bad for the bride. She's the one who deserves a go fund me.
This is why I also thought the bride didn't want to pay full price and was willing to fly down to Miami. Normally people will go far for a hefty but guaranteed personal job/product. Not to pay less!!
People like this ruin it for everyone. It’s time to go back to bridal stores and stop with the custom madness. I bought a $700 dress from a bridal store. Tried it, got it altered, went to the store as many times as i wanted to check on it and picked it up two weeks before my wedding. The most smooth and pleasant experience ever.
My sister got a custom dress and it was a nightmare. She spent so much time that day just trying to make sure it stayed on. I definitely think that a bridal store is the better way to go.
@@smilingstingray5537 how awful… buying a dress should be such a highlight, such a bright and positive experience…. I know many brides go for a custom, unusual, unique piece but sometimes getting a dress from the store is just as special and magical. Accessories can be added to make it stand out but honestly spending thousands on a dress and go through hell for it is not worth it.
I knew something was off when her video had no screenshots, no evidence, and no contracts shown. Just a video of her doxing the bride’s name. We need to stop attacking people and wait to hear both sides.
Casze: "I'll post receipts" *instead posts a gofundme* Client: *Here is my CVS receipt worth of proof, and also Im not hiding my face* YIKES! I got anxious about sticker designs I was commissioned to make, and it wasn't even for something as important for a wedding 😭 I delivered it on time, but there was a mistake and I PANICKED, my client was the sweetest about it and still tipped me. It was an easy fix but still, I lost years off my life that day 😅 How are there people charging THOUSANDS and not only have the audacity to not deliver but to then try to blame the client?! Absolutely insane!
Omg e6000 glue!! Ohhhhhh I would have been livid. I’m with you that each and every bead should have been stitched. Do something right or not at all in this case. 6mo sounds way too short for me for all that beadwork as well…. Now it makes sense. That also probably highly contributed to the dress not fitting right and the “aliexpress” look that’s going on in that final fit. I mean have you seen crafts that have been glued rather than sewn and the difference in quality? It’s fine for a shirt for your kid’s doll…. Not for a bride.
I bought my dress for less than a third of the amount she paid on deposit. It was of a similar style of the full version of her dress (huge train, corset waist, lots of brocade and sequins instead of beads, though) and every single piece of brocade and every tiny sequin was sewed down. I can’t believe the audacity to use glue and charge someone 6k.
@@moultingrook8091unless you're in another country it kinda sounds like you underpaid for the dress you got :/. Hand sewn sequins and beadwork should cost more than that really
@@strayiggytv I didn’t have as much as her, for sure. And I’m not going to argue that I underpaid! My dress was not a custom dress. I don’t know where it was made. My main point was that my dress was “cheap” and it was stitched down. For a custom designer dress that cost 6k, that beadwork better have been stitched or if that was going to cost more than 6k, that should have been discussed. A gem or pearl here or there is one thing but if the entire dress is covered there is only one right way to do it.
@@moultingrook8091 ohh if yours wasn't custom that makes way more sense lol. I was like dang man a custom fully beaded dress at that price that was actually good would be like sub-sweatshop pricing!
@@strayiggytv right?! My mother was actually going to make the dress for me but unfortunately it is cheaper to buy one already made than even just the fabric it would take to make one yourself…. But that’s a different ethical conversation.
A lesson that I learned from buying a custom PS5 controller for my boyfriend: never buy custom made shit EVER! these people are artists, but they are borderline scammers. The only reason why I got the controller was because I filed a fraud report with the US government. I suggest the lady do the same.
@@myliza700 Where do you sell? I would sadly never trust someone with their own webshop but sites like etsy where you can still post negative reviews without being reprimanded, I hope at least since I'm actually seeing negative reviews there frequently, give me a sense of security and I would order through there. Though I know etsy takes too big of a cut.
@@myliza700I also do customs and I see a lot of other artists that will make excuses for these people and it drives me crazy. Like I've had my fellow artists say it's fine to delay commissions by months or even years due to mental health reasons and I'm just like no.. no it is not. Either you recognize you don't have a good headspace for taking commissions or you refund the moment you start dragging past the due date. If you take other people's money you owe them product.
I hope thé bridé sues!! Not only did the designer scam her and cause extreme emotional distress, she publicly slandered her and got her DOXED ?? can’t imagine the stress that poor bride went through
31:56 I’m in school for clothing construction and this is a great example of how math is a huge part of garment design and construction. This screenshot alone shows several flaws that should not be in a finished wedding dress someone paid $6000 for. The bodice does not appear to fit her properly, it’s also asymmetrical in the back, the belt is crooked, the train is not centered, it may just be the pov but it also looks to have more beading on one side than the other. I’m sure there are several more issues that I am missing. All of those wouldn’t be an issue if the measurements and math were done correctly. Honestly this looks like the product of someone who either does not have much experience in sewing wedding dresses, was not careful with their math or measurements, was careless or rushed through construction.
I realized reading your comment that they mentioned the original measurements were done over Zoom, so probably with the designer instructing the bride and a helper on how to take the measurements needed. I can see that working for a rough estimate of how much time and material would be needed, but it’s hard for me to believe you could actually start work on a dress based on measurements taken by someone with no professional experience.
@@elizabethtangora4353 You'd need at least 2-3 fittings with the first being a rough muslin/mockup to make sure you got the measurements fit right the 2nd of the base dress and the last of the almost complete dress, the errors on that dress should have been caught and corrected at the muslin/mock up phase
I swear that i saw another tiktoker that had a very bad experience she had with a prom dress that she wanted made for her, poor girl even paid with her own money and ended up with a horrible dress, and a ruined prom.. Someone correct me if im wrong but i think it was the same designer.
Oh you barely scratched the surface with this designer. The bride was actually incorrect, the GoFundMe was not taken down at the time of Reilly’s response, and if it was, it was quickly placed back up. A fellow RUclipsr checked, and it was still going. The designer has also had more past customers come out since this situation hit social media. With other women telling their stories of being scammed. As well as someone who knows the designer’s business model, of having the designs drawn up by someone else. The designer purchasing them and selling the design to customers.while the actual making of the dress including the beadwork, is outsourced and shipped to basic sweatshops. Where help is hired for a low wage, and then shipped back to the designer. This person goes on to say the designer doesn’t really actually sew, and doesn’t design the dresses herself. This would probably be the reason why she refuses to go out to the bride, and fix the dress. This point of the designer fixing the dress or not, was one point I was most confused about. Seeing as how the mother of the bride asked the designer to come out. The designer says no. Then turns around and tells her audience, if they would have only let me know, or sent me pictures, and kept in contact. I would have gladly fixed this. They did ask the designer. They asked her twice, and she refused both times. So how did she think to gain any sympathy for straight just lying about working with the customer in order to get the last 40% of her money? There was a ton of information that came out after Reilly made a response video. The designer is a scam artist who is not even paying her employees, and is asking her followers for money for who knows what. Not to mention the designer basically showed up to the bride’s city to get this dress back, but was going on live and commenting online to whip her audience into a frenzy. While the designer and her audience were threatening to physically assault the bride. This was a lot and that scammer did way too much! I don’t think the bride was in the wrong in any of this, and had every right to threaten calling the police.
I had a similar situation but with a cosplay. Thankfully the dress was made really well and I got to wear it for the event but it was stressful. I have no beef with the designer but no one, especially a bride should go through.
Why does this dress looks like it’s made from one of my African aunties friend that was cheaply made from Nigeria and was surprised that it looked horrible when we only paid $25 for it 😭✋
Exactly! I own my own business and I had to hustle my ass off to do it all myself to ensure I wouldn’t have any issues paying before I hired employees. At the end of the day, I know that for them, they have other job options and if I don’t take care of them, I’m screwed - as my business grew, I can’t do it alone anymore. Even when we’ve had losses and slow periods, they are always paid.
Don't worry about the hair. I have a major cowlick on the top of my hair that my hairstylist has a vendetta against. She's done my hair since I was 10 and is still fighting this same piece of hair.
can we talk about the ppl in caszes comments tho? I originally saw the first post she posted about having the dress “stolen” used a video of some other dress. In the comments, people were doxxing rhe bride and encouraging others to ruin her hair busines
I ordered custom sneakers from an instagram "designer". I paid $500, never received the shoes. I was incredibly patient and courteous in my exchanges, 3 months after I was supposed to receive them. They ghosted me. Fortunately, I got my money back after filing a dispute with my bank. That was $500. I could not imagine dropping $3K and not receiving what was asked. THAT WOULD RUIN ME FINANCIALLY FOR A YEAR. Shoes and wedding dresses are not the same, but I am fully with the bride and how well she handled the situation. I am mistrusting of any tiktok and instagram "designers". Please support local established designers in your area with credentials and reviews! Dont chase the social media trending designers. NOT. WORTH. IT.
The victims on tiktok arent victiming anymore. We always have to wait for the other party's side of the story now. 🤦🏾♀️ Edit: $6,000 for a temu dress is crazy! 🙃
Before I even heard the brides side I was sussed out by the dressmaker, because she had no problem running her mouth and blasting Riley's handle all over, but never had the balls to stand on her message by showing her face. Her first couple videos she's totally hidden, but Riley isn't. Shady af behavior
Same, showing Riley's face and not her, not showing the end result of the dress, showing a video similar of the dress wore by another customer (I guess), using the race card for rallying people and showing her employees but herself was so shady
I'm sorry but POSTING AND SHARING someone's address/personal info should be a punishable offense by the LAW idc if she WAS a POS who stole the dress you DON'T do that to people! This is what I hate about the Internet no one handles anything like adults, it's "let's go post our grievances on the Internet and let a buncha strangers make the person's life miserable, who cares if we're in the wrong!"
I started shaving those little hairs a few years ago, and that was one of the best decisions of my life! One shave every 2-4 weeks(am lazy) and no problems with neck antenna xD
Casze dress is too tacky looking with the reference video. No offense to the bride's taste, but the one she wore for her wedding suited her better & more elegant ✨
The E6000 bit made me clutch my cosplay pearls.......I use that glue for cosplay purposes when applying beads and fake gemstones usually, and it makes the fabric sooooooo stiff because when you use it the fabric sort of absorbs the glue. I could not imagine paying $6k for a garment and getting crunchy fabric covered in glued on fake gemstones...no wonder it fit so unflattering 💀 that fabric is stiff in some spots and flowy in others from the glue. Let alone the fact that E6000 isn't always perfect and sometimes gems and such can fall off with an imperfect application.
I know taste is subjective, but holy sheets, Batman! Raylee won this whole situation in the end by not wearing that disaster down the aisle and starting out married life miserable from a costume dress. Edit: I forgot to add that the dress she ended up in is just gorgeous. Simple, classic, elegant.
I'm tired of "black owned, woman owned, queer owned" selling argument because I've never been scammed as much as when trying to support those and tbh as a queer and disabled artist myself it makes me want to cry. Nowadays I'm just checkubg if the business is knows as ethical instead.
@koiyasurvive it’s either the mom who was completing her race in first place and the dad let the kids run up to her before she finished. This would’ve caused her to be disqualified if she got touched by a non participant before completing the race. Ooor it’s the mom who finished her race and before doing so the kids dropped something on the other side of the fence. Instead of the dad picking it up for them or telling the kids ‘mom’s coming, we can get the toy later’, they waited for the mom to get closer to ask her to pick it up for them and didn’t congratulate her. Mom picks it up and says something along the lines of ‘you never get a break from being a mom’ before walking off. Not sure which husband she means and not sure of what facts were given after that could have contributed to clearing any misunderstandings.
First off, it floors me how this woman has to defend herself in public. This issue should just be between the designer and herself and yet, here she is having to explain herself. Second, the moral of the story, don't buy a dress from a designer on tiktok. Just saying. 🙂
This is crazyyyyyyy. I bought a 187$ dress from some sketchy website and it was absolutely beautiful. Even the seamstress who took it in said it was made really well. It was beaded, mermaid, lacy and so pretty. This dress is absolutely awful in so many ways 🥴
By no means am i defending the dressmaker but having been a retailer online for 7 years i an tell you that the post office (not fedex cuz there’s not one near me) will forget to scan things and will just add it to the truck to be shipped i just had an almost disgruntled customer this week cuz tracking didn’t update til today when her package was already out for delivery and i had dropped it off almost a week ago so i say all that to say the shipping party does play in your face sometimes
Okay but I would assume you have learned from that experience and will accomodate your costumers and communicate accordingly? And not do stuff super last minute. Being pressed over tracking just because is totally different from what went down here and isn't even the main issue.
I believe the issue is that many "designers" promote their products online using deceptive tactics such as cropping images and videos, leading people like this bride to think the products are better than they actually are.
Anytime someone says they are including needing money for emotional distress for a situation such as this (as a business owner), you almost always know they are lying about something and are a scammer.
I almost didn't watch this as assumed it was the other wedding dress drama - don't know if that is helpful if others are thinking the same and your views are different than expected on this one :)
First of all, no, overnight shipping doesn't automatically mean it will get there in the morning. Second, the designer completely lost credibility with me when she said that the bride was texting her to ask her about what time does FedEx close but not corresponding otherwise. I thought that was a huge lie before I knew the outcome.
I got married last year and this is a fucking NIGHTMARE. She seems so composed. I honestly think I wouldve caught an assault charge if this had happened to me. I had to get my dress ALTERED last minute and it was STRESSFUL. The fact that she was dealing with this lunacy for months.. i wouldve had panic attacks every night over this.
Bella you proved more important about this scenario from the point of the bride, the buyer! that better fills in the gaps. I hear about this scenario before, and have sided with the bride due to her providing more details, and actual receipts, into the story of what happened.
Sorry but that designer is pulling the race card against a white woman. She showed NO receipts in her original video which should never be taken seriously and the people of the internet should stop taking claims without evidence seriously. The bride looked BEAUTIFUL in her dress and it was not distracting and ugly like the one the designer sent.
This seamstress is one giant red flag. 🚩 The stress she caused this bride is unacceptable, even without this diabolically shoddy work. I’m a bridal seamstress and I make wedding dresses. First off, I take 75% deposit BEFORE I EVEN START! Second off, the bride gets the dress (shipped or collected) after the remaining 25% is paid. Simple. No professional seamstress does business like this person. 🤮
every time you talk about stuff like this im like. well im never ordering custom shit from people with such large social media presences... your product should speak for itself. advertising on social media is one thing, but this is ridiculous
The dress it self is crappy af, I follow expert seamstress and designers because I want my cosplays to not look like crafted Micheals and a toddlers project. This dress from the og is horrendous cheap rushed af horror😅 with. I'm glad the bride didn't wear her dress so I'm happy the bride got a way more beautiful gown for her special day. You can't rush a custom design whether its a gown or suit you can't rush it and use cheap shit
This is why i dont support the closing of stores and encouragement of online shopping. Convienient, yes, but possibly faulty/ filled with scammers? Also yes!
at this point customer should be allowed to add his/hers conditions to the main contract , ex if the brand is not able to deliver the product by the agreed date customer can request deposit money back . this situation is bs
I bought my wedding dress and the store had seamstresses that they work with to tailor the dress to fit you. They were also overly cautious with delivery dates to ensure that there would be allowances for delays.
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As soon as I knew she started the gofundme, I knew she was up to no good. I didn't think real business owners did that...
They don't....
Real luxury designers don’t glue rhinestones on their clothes either….much less TOXIC glue
business owners makes room for losses….
Exactly! And the fact that she wanted people to donate for emotional distress on top of it, no legitimate business owner would do that.
Honestly as soon as someone says that they open a gofundme because they got "scammed," I automatically know that something with their story is not right.
the dress she ended up wearing looks so much better than the casze dress.
Fr. I feel like in the long run she’ll be glad she wore a more classic, timeless dress. She looks beautiful in it. It doesn’t excuse what casze put her through though, she got SCAMMED
I agree. It was classy and looked amazing on her.
Even the original video from Casze is full of red flags!!! 🚩🚩🚩
Why is the dress a rush order being shipped a few days before the wedding when you said you’ve been working on it for 5 months?
You said you wouldn’t come fix the train, but when they went to a seamstress because it wasn’t fitting right, you asked why they didn’t contact you to fix it?
You said you spent too much time and money on this and you were done, but you were willing to fly out to try and harass the bride when it’s her wedding weekend?
Not to mention doxing someone’s personal info and siccing your followers on them is never a good thing to do, but ESPECIALLY with the huge accusation of “stealing”, when they’ve already paid you THOUSANDS of dollars and the whole situation hasn’t even been resolved yet (they JUST got the dress for the first time like a day before Casze posted the video!)
NOT TO MENTION the audacity to be upset the remaining balance wasn’t paid fast enough when the dress itself was delayed multiple times. The irony!
@koiyasurvivedoxxing is rarely ok but in this case it’s wrong
@@leannewalker1422 imo doxxing is never ok. People are so unhinged these days, no idea what someone is willing to do for retaliation or even clout.
AND she asked for so much more money for the GoFundMe like 🤯 the sheer audacity
ALL of this!! 🚩 🚩 🚩 The story didn’t make sense to begin with and thinking about showing up to a customer’s house unannounced is simply unhinged.
Also why you doing a video of all we seeing is your ceiling??
And business owners need to stop going to TT usually means no good
You don't use E6000 glue because it stiffens up the fabric and affects the drape. It's only for costumes or craft applications. I suspect that's what is making the fabric stick out from the body and hang so poufy and stiff.
One would expect this dress to cost more for the amount of handsewn beading required OR to use beaded lace trim artfully attached. For the record, the amount of beading on this would take a long time--longer than quoted--to do by hand.
@@Kimberly_Sparkles I was literally thinking the dress looked like a costume! Interesting choice on the designers part.
That was my first thought too. You aren't getting hand sewn rhinestones/beading for that low a price in that fast a time. No way no how.
You wouldn't even use glue for the beading in a more serious cosplay contest! 😭
To have the audacity to do so with a dress you were paid for thousands of dollars is WILD. And I did better with centering the pleating on my first ever skirt! With 0 training/experience!
I thought the 12k from the go fund me seemed more the price range… 6 was shockingly low
She also did state earlier in the video video that she did not even ask for all of those beads either though
That “designer” purposely posted her video that Friday evening imo because she KNEW the bride wouldn’t see it since she told her she’s blocking her until Monday. She figured she would put her story out and since the bride wouldn’t be able to respond for days everyone would believe her and the bride would look “sketchy” by not responding for days.
It’s absolutely insane that the brides address, phone number, place of work etc was leaked and that people threatened her, her business and even friend’s businesses. What is wrong with people?? They aren’t even a part of this problem and are threatening someone? Just insane!
Funny thing is that the bride said she didn't actually block the designer, she just said that because you know, bride was needing to focus on her freaking wedding that was going to be the next and not put so much unneeded energy on something that should've been less like pulling teeth then it actually was. So, since the bride didn't actually block the designer, that means the bride probably saw that designers video of lies *right before she was supposed to be walking down the aisle*. Which basically means that this 'designer' went more malicious than malicious probably has ever been in the history of the world to ruin this bride's wedding, life, and even the lives of the bride's family and friends with all the flying monkeys that were sent their way, all for what seems to be the bride saying that they didn't like the dress they had received and that the bride wasn't going to be talking to the designer until Monday so the bride could've somewhat enjoyed her newly married life.
that dress she got for 3k looks like party city. unbelievable and it fits her so bad when she’s stunning. she will thank herself in the future for having a simple elegant dress and not trying to work with that bedazzled turd of a dress
it’s giving tacky russian wedding
@@sarahi1149 Which is a totally legitimate vibe IF done well.
She ordered a custom dress and they made it look like a fast fashion prom mess. I know she had a dream and it could’ve been a reality but I’m glad she was still able to find a beautiful dress even though it seemed super stressful and last minute
Also E-6000 is something I use for costumes and crafting, NOT EXPENSIVE GOWNS. You will ruin your nice fabrics and could feel stiff and scratched. It’s literally an industrial adhesive and gives off fumes
As a seamstress, I am SWEATING. How do these people have the audacity? I refashioned a dress for a friend's wedding and only charged her for materials, and you can bet your ass the tucks and pleats were all centered!!
same. just looking at the process and fittings and the final dress i cringed so so hard 😭 how is someone not embarrassed to give that kind of work to someone ?
I get why people go on social media and call someone out but when you put their full name and stuff I feel like that’s putting them in danger cause some people are crazy. They will find out where they work, where they live and send death threats. That’s scary to me.
That dress added like 50lbs to this girl wtf happened!
She looked like a 16/18 in that dress.
@Kimberly_Sparkles I'm not saying anything negative about people of any size just incase that's how it came across I'm just saying she looks way heavier in the dress she was sent then the size she looks in the video of the actual wedding pics.
no it's clear what you're saying. the dress was a mess and it made the bride look a mess. not only that it made her look way different than she actually did.
Even more than the size, I think she just looked so frumpy in that dress! I’m so glad that she got a new dress for the wedding, she looked gorgeous in the backup dress.
Any of the dress designers at bridal salons usually take anywhere from 9 months to a year to make a dress. Why did that dress maker think she could make that dress in 6 months? That dress screams rush job.
Absolutely! Even ordering a premade dress is considered a rush job if it’s ordered less than six months before a wedding. At least mine was, and I ordered it five months and three weeks before my wedding. And I had to pay in full before I was even permitted to do the first fitting. This whole situation is an entire mess
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I would 100% go after her legally. She committed defamation and also put her and her loved ones' lives at risk by doxxing her. She is a garbage person. Its hard enough out here for small businesses and artists as it is to make money. situations like this poison the well and make it even harder on the actually good businesses to see any success
“We’re going to handle this offline” after she put it online and caused all of this
I dont normally recomend sueing poeple but I hope that bride sues the heck out of this supposed designer
There are more people that came out about Casaze Isabella😭 It gets worse
Please share!!!
@@kylamcclain1080 From my knowledge there was another girl that ordered a birthday dress from Casaze that was ment to be a bodycon glitter covered dress but the pictures of the dress where ATROCIOUS😱 She was so mad. I think there was another woman that bought a dress for prom and it was wacky looking from what I remember it was lopsided.
Personally what i think is happening since this is occuring alot. is These people are not designers they are trying to pass as designers and outsource the dress to locale workshops. Hence why they dont look anything like what they promised.
Don’t worry. I didn’t see the back of the hair.
it kept popping back up and i was like "you know what! it's just a part of todays look and video" lol
It became your video’s ice breaker!
@@IsabellaLanter try got2be glue hairspray for pesky flyaways! ❤
The way there’s more than one tiktok wedding dress drama going on 😭
@koiyasurviveWhat’s that about? (God I’m so glad I’m old and married! The level of scamming these days is out of pocket 😭😭😭)
Making a go fund me for this is WILD 😂
Genuinely amazed anyone users these amateur online wedding dress makers for such a monumental occasion.
Yes, it’s an unbelievably risky thing to do. There is nothing you can do if you’re not within driving distance of your designer. In person, you would be doing regular fittings and you’d know if your dress isn’t ready way before a total disaster happens. I can’t believe people do this online.
Professional here: DO NOT GET a CUSTOM GOWN ONLINE! Unless it’s a simple, plain slip dress, or a very well known and vetted designer. Everything you see online can be fake. Commissioning the most important dress of a lifetime from someone you cannot see in person regularly, without flying, is a very RISKY purchase. And if you do, the very FIRST red flag should be the time you bail out. This bride kept going back for more ridiculous behavior from the designer instead of realizing she’d been duped by a con artist. This designer is not a designer. So many of these people are not professionally trained and have no idea what they are doing. Buyer beware. Nice pictures on Instagram can easily be faked.
Omg seriously!!!!!!!!!!
I feel like that's an unpopular opinion, at least with gen Z brides nowadays but I so agree with you. I would never ever do that. Maybe I would buy a ready made dress from an online seller that I can find plenty of proof of being legit and high quality but I'd never put in thousands of euros into some random newcomer business. This is honestly what happens when children are raised with a "you can do anything" mindset with no ifs and buts. Running your own business comes with responsibility and you need way more skill than you think to satisfy costumers' needs (that rise exponentially with the price tag of your products).
@@Shirumoonold man yells at cloud. Gen Z isn’t stupid, and this isn’t an unpopular opinion. You just needed an excuse to talk shit about young people, didn’t you?
I don’t get how you are having issues with the whole stealing money/scam part.
The “designer “ is trying to say she didn’t get paid and that she sent the dress without being paid and sent it in good will.
The reality was the bride sent 60% payment already so she didn’t “ not pay” like the “designer “ is saying. She didn’t pay the remaining balance for a dress she was planning to not use and return. That’s NOT the same thing she’s claiming. She used that narrative to get money from people for her GFM and get people to attack the bride.
At first when the dress maker said she started a go fund me I was thinking “why not take her to small claims?” Now I know why, cause knows she F up!
That was my full reaction too. Like if it was legit, you wouldn't need to turn to your followers to get money, you could go after the bride with proof she stole the dress so the gofundme was a massive red flag and turns out the red flag was true.
True business owners will bite the bullet then take it to court. Not crowd source!! That doesn't look good in court.
She completely butchered that dress. The one the bride ended up having to buy was beautiful and looked amazing on her.
She's a scammer. She thought that she could weaponize her subs, but it makes me glad to know that she's now getting the hate that she was trying to put on to the bride.
How is there this many wedding dress scammers...😂😂😭😭 damn I'm just gonna go to the store for mine
Because people know they can charge out the wazoo for wedding stuff, as other business do it all the time. And if anything goes 'wrong' or somebody threatens to keep something from you, they think you'll just panic and pay or else you'll be scrambling to find something that you love as much as what you would've gotten.
That’s what I did, and under 6 months was considered a rush then. And I had two alterations done, corseting and cups put in, the bottom and train refinished to accommodate my height, everything. But I’d do that every day of the week before I dealt with this.
On a side note, this is what happened to one of my bridesmaids. I let them pick their own dresses and two had theirs made. One person went in for alterations and EVERYTHING was off-centered. She ended up buying a dress the morning of the wedding 😳
Am I right about this? The price of the dress was a red flag for me. That much hand beading should've been more expensive. I would think 10k at least. I think this designer knew how much labor it would be and that it wouldn't be possible in 6 months at that price, but lowballed this bride to get the contract. Clearly a scammer from the beginning. I feel so bad for the bride. She's the one who deserves a go fund me.
This is why I also thought the bride didn't want to pay full price and was willing to fly down to Miami. Normally people will go far for a hefty but guaranteed personal job/product. Not to pay less!!
People like this ruin it for everyone. It’s time to go back to bridal stores and stop with the custom madness. I bought a $700 dress from a bridal store. Tried it, got it altered, went to the store as many times as i wanted to check on it and picked it up two weeks before my wedding. The most smooth and pleasant experience ever.
Same and I agree
My sister got a custom dress and it was a nightmare. She spent so much time that day just trying to make sure it stayed on. I definitely think that a bridal store is the better way to go.
@@smilingstingray5537 how awful… buying a dress should be such a highlight, such a bright and positive experience…. I know many brides go for a custom, unusual, unique piece but sometimes getting a dress from the store is just as special and magical. Accessories can be added to make it stand out but honestly spending thousands on a dress and go through hell for it is not worth it.
I knew something was off when her video had no screenshots, no evidence, and no contracts shown. Just a video of her doxing the bride’s name. We need to stop attacking people and wait to hear both sides.
Casze: "I'll post receipts" *instead posts a gofundme*
Client: *Here is my CVS receipt worth of proof, and also Im not hiding my face*
YIKES!
I got anxious about sticker designs I was commissioned to make, and it wasn't even for something as important for a wedding 😭 I delivered it on time, but there was a mistake and I PANICKED, my client was the sweetest about it and still tipped me. It was an easy fix but still, I lost years off my life that day 😅
How are there people charging THOUSANDS and not only have the audacity to not deliver but to then try to blame the client?! Absolutely insane!
If I was a dress designer, I would be EMBARASSED to have sent that monstrosity to a bride and then to ask her to pay for it!
Omg e6000 glue!! Ohhhhhh I would have been livid. I’m with you that each and every bead should have been stitched. Do something right or not at all in this case. 6mo sounds way too short for me for all that beadwork as well…. Now it makes sense. That also probably highly contributed to the dress not fitting right and the “aliexpress” look that’s going on in that final fit. I mean have you seen crafts that have been glued rather than sewn and the difference in quality? It’s fine for a shirt for your kid’s doll…. Not for a bride.
I bought my dress for less than a third of the amount she paid on deposit. It was of a similar style of the full version of her dress (huge train, corset waist, lots of brocade and sequins instead of beads, though) and every single piece of brocade and every tiny sequin was sewed down. I can’t believe the audacity to use glue and charge someone 6k.
@@moultingrook8091unless you're in another country it kinda sounds like you underpaid for the dress you got :/. Hand sewn sequins and beadwork should cost more than that really
@@strayiggytv I didn’t have as much as her, for sure. And I’m not going to argue that I underpaid! My dress was not a custom dress. I don’t know where it was made. My main point was that my dress was “cheap” and it was stitched down. For a custom designer dress that cost 6k, that beadwork better have been stitched or if that was going to cost more than 6k, that should have been discussed. A gem or pearl here or there is one thing but if the entire dress is covered there is only one right way to do it.
@@moultingrook8091 ohh if yours wasn't custom that makes way more sense lol. I was like dang man a custom fully beaded dress at that price that was actually good would be like sub-sweatshop pricing!
@@strayiggytv right?! My mother was actually going to make the dress for me but unfortunately it is cheaper to buy one already made than even just the fabric it would take to make one yourself…. But that’s a different ethical conversation.
A lesson that I learned from buying a custom PS5 controller for my boyfriend: never buy custom made shit EVER! these people are artists, but they are borderline scammers.
The only reason why I got the controller was because I filed a fraud report with the US government. I suggest the lady do the same.
This makes me so sad. I do custom art and people like this make it so hard for us.
@@myliza700 Where do you sell? I would sadly never trust someone with their own webshop but sites like etsy where you can still post negative reviews without being reprimanded, I hope at least since I'm actually seeing negative reviews there frequently, give me a sense of security and I would order through there. Though I know etsy takes too big of a cut.
@@myliza700I also do customs and I see a lot of other artists that will make excuses for these people and it drives me crazy. Like I've had my fellow artists say it's fine to delay commissions by months or even years due to mental health reasons and I'm just like no.. no it is not. Either you recognize you don't have a good headspace for taking commissions or you refund the moment you start dragging past the due date. If you take other people's money you owe them product.
What happened? 👀 sorry I’m a bit nosy 😭
@@hna8122 she probably paid and everything and then didn't get shit
I hope thé bridé sues!! Not only did the designer scam her and cause extreme emotional distress, she publicly slandered her and got her DOXED ?? can’t imagine the stress that poor bride went through
31:56 I’m in school for clothing construction and this is a great example of how math is a huge part of garment design and construction. This screenshot alone shows several flaws that should not be in a finished wedding dress someone paid $6000 for. The bodice does not appear to fit her properly, it’s also asymmetrical in the back, the belt is crooked, the train is not centered, it may just be the pov but it also looks to have more beading on one side than the other. I’m sure there are several more issues that I am missing. All of those wouldn’t be an issue if the measurements and math were done correctly. Honestly this looks like the product of someone who either does not have much experience in sewing wedding dresses, was not careful with their math or measurements, was careless or rushed through construction.
I realized reading your comment that they mentioned the original measurements were done over Zoom, so probably with the designer instructing the bride and a helper on how to take the measurements needed. I can see that working for a rough estimate of how much time and material would be needed, but it’s hard for me to believe you could actually start work on a dress based on measurements taken by someone with no professional experience.
@@elizabethtangora4353 You'd need at least 2-3 fittings with the first being a rough muslin/mockup to make sure you got the measurements fit right the 2nd of the base dress and the last of the almost complete dress, the errors on that dress should have been caught and corrected at the muslin/mock up phase
I swear that i saw another tiktoker that had a very bad experience she had with a prom dress that she wanted made for her, poor girl even paid with her own money and ended up with a horrible dress, and a ruined prom.. Someone correct me if im wrong but i think it was the same designer.
I saw that too. She treated that girl like dirt, probably because she thought she could steamroll over a teenager
Oh you barely scratched the surface with this designer. The bride was actually incorrect, the GoFundMe was not taken down at the time of Reilly’s response, and if it was, it was quickly placed back up. A fellow RUclipsr checked, and it was still going.
The designer has also had more past customers come out since this situation hit social media. With other women telling their stories of being scammed. As well as someone who knows the designer’s business model, of having the designs drawn up by someone else. The designer purchasing them and selling the design to customers.while the actual making of the dress including the beadwork, is outsourced and shipped to basic sweatshops. Where help is hired for a low wage, and then shipped back to the designer. This person goes on to say the designer doesn’t really actually sew, and doesn’t design the dresses herself. This would probably be the reason why she refuses to go out to the bride, and fix the dress.
This point of the designer fixing the dress or not, was one point I was most confused about. Seeing as how the mother of the bride asked the designer to come out. The designer says no. Then turns around and tells her audience, if they would have only let me know, or sent me pictures, and kept in contact. I would have gladly fixed this. They did ask the designer. They asked her twice, and she refused both times. So how did she think to gain any sympathy for straight just lying about working with the customer in order to get the last 40% of her money?
There was a ton of information that came out after Reilly made a response video. The designer is a scam artist who is not even paying her employees, and is asking her followers for money for who knows what. Not to mention the designer basically showed up to the bride’s city to get this dress back, but was going on live and commenting online to whip her audience into a frenzy. While the designer and her audience were threatening to physically assault the bride. This was a lot and that scammer did way too much! I don’t think the bride was in the wrong in any of this, and had every right to threaten calling the police.
Unrelated, I really dislike the TikTok constant phone-poking after every sentence. Drives me nuts.
Don’t trust someone who says they can create something waaaay faster than everyone else says it takes.
she’s for sure drop-shipping this stuff, not making it herself. this and another of her dresses look like the shein version of the originals!
I had a similar situation but with a cosplay. Thankfully the dress was made really well and I got to wear it for the event but it was stressful. I have no beef with the designer but no one, especially a bride should go through.
If you had proof of theft you'd go to court not tiktok😊
Why does this dress looks like it’s made from one of my African aunties friend that was cheaply made from Nigeria and was surprised that it looked horrible when we only paid $25 for it 😭✋
That totally fits the vibe especially since the beads were glued on lmao. Literally a DIY in the worst sense possible.
I’m crying 😭
My father owns his own business and sometimes customers take longer to pay him than they should. That never impacts when his employees get paid.
Exactly! I own my own business and I had to hustle my ass off to do it all myself to ensure I wouldn’t have any issues paying before I hired employees. At the end of the day, I know that for them, they have other job options and if I don’t take care of them, I’m screwed - as my business grew, I can’t do it alone anymore. Even when we’ve had losses and slow periods, they are always paid.
Don't worry about the hair. I have a major cowlick on the top of my hair that my hairstylist has a vendetta against. She's done my hair since I was 10 and is still fighting this same piece of hair.
can we talk about the ppl in caszes comments tho? I originally saw the first post she posted about having the dress “stolen” used a video of some other dress. In the comments, people were doxxing rhe bride and encouraging others to ruin her hair busines
I will never understand why people LIE knowing damn well the other person has the receipts like you can’t be THAT stupid
I ordered custom sneakers from an instagram "designer". I paid $500, never received the shoes. I was incredibly patient and courteous in my exchanges, 3 months after I was supposed to receive them. They ghosted me. Fortunately, I got my money back after filing a dispute with my bank.
That was $500. I could not imagine dropping $3K and not receiving what was asked. THAT WOULD RUIN ME FINANCIALLY FOR A YEAR. Shoes and wedding dresses are not the same, but I am fully with the bride and how well she handled the situation.
I am mistrusting of any tiktok and instagram "designers". Please support local established designers in your area with credentials and reviews! Dont chase the social media trending designers. NOT. WORTH. IT.
She was a gorgeous bride. And it sucks she had to deal with a person like that scammer.
The back of my head is none of my business 🤣 that’s my motto
The victims on tiktok arent victiming anymore. We always have to wait for the other party's side of the story now.
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Edit: $6,000 for a temu dress is crazy!
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Bride needs to sue for defamation, designer violated the contract but went online & said the bride stole the dress & got her doxxed, so f'd up.
Before I even heard the brides side I was sussed out by the dressmaker, because she had no problem running her mouth and blasting Riley's handle all over, but never had the balls to stand on her message by showing her face. Her first couple videos she's totally hidden, but Riley isn't. Shady af behavior
Same, showing Riley's face and not her, not showing the end result of the dress, showing a video similar of the dress wore by another customer (I guess), using the race card for rallying people and showing her employees but herself was so shady
I'm sorry but POSTING AND SHARING someone's address/personal info should be a punishable offense by the LAW idc if she WAS a POS who stole the dress you DON'T do that to people! This is what I hate about the Internet no one handles anything like adults, it's "let's go post our grievances on the Internet and let a buncha strangers make the person's life miserable, who cares if we're in the wrong!"
A legit business if wronged would take customer to claims court
0:15 my hair every morning 🤭🤣
lmfaoooo same
I started shaving those little hairs a few years ago, and that was one of the best decisions of my life! One shave every 2-4 weeks(am lazy) and no problems with neck antenna xD
Also this isn't the first gurl to be scammed! Check out the horror stories of brides being blocked with zero refunds 🙄😕
You’re freaking hilarious. You’re so real. Love you.❤
Thank youuuu lol! It's the only way to be!
This sounds so crazy similar to the other designer bridal dress tiktok scandal!
@@ameliasouder7914 yeah even I got confused thinking this about was the ma corsetiere drama
I know right? I don't know what's happening but I was 3 separate scams going on about wedding dresses. Super similar to each other. It's rough
Casze dress is too tacky looking with the reference video. No offense to the bride's taste, but the one she wore for her wedding suited her better & more elegant ✨
God, i feel so sorry for the bride
Girl those little baby hairs never behave!
The E6000 bit made me clutch my cosplay pearls.......I use that glue for cosplay purposes when applying beads and fake gemstones usually, and it makes the fabric sooooooo stiff because when you use it the fabric sort of absorbs the glue. I could not imagine paying $6k for a garment and getting crunchy fabric covered in glued on fake gemstones...no wonder it fit so unflattering 💀 that fabric is stiff in some spots and flowy in others from the glue. Let alone the fact that E6000 isn't always perfect and sometimes gems and such can fall off with an imperfect application.
Almost tripped running to click on this video 🏃🏻♀️💨
I know taste is subjective, but holy sheets, Batman! Raylee won this whole situation in the end by not wearing that disaster down the aisle and starting out married life miserable from a costume dress.
Edit: I forgot to add that the dress she ended up in is just gorgeous. Simple, classic, elegant.
As a diy girlie and someone who sews (I work at a quilt store lmao) THE FACE I MADE WHEN SHE SAID THEY WERE GLUED ON WITH E6000. LIKE WHAAAAAAAT
I don't understand getting a custom dress from a distance. Find a designer that's accessible so you can get fitted.
I agree
I can't wait to see this dress on Temu for 10$ in a month or so 😅
I'm tired of "black owned, woman owned, queer owned" selling argument because I've never been scammed as much as when trying to support those and tbh as a queer and disabled artist myself it makes me want to cry. Nowadays I'm just checkubg if the business is knows as ethical instead.
This insane jumping to conclusions is what happened to the "marathon mom" when everyone was trashing her husband with out knowing any actual facts.
@koiyasurvive it’s either the mom who was completing her race in first place and the dad let the kids run up to her before she finished. This would’ve caused her to be disqualified if she got touched by a non participant before completing the race.
Ooor it’s the mom who finished her race and before doing so the kids dropped something on the other side of the fence. Instead of the dad picking it up for them or telling the kids ‘mom’s coming, we can get the toy later’, they waited for the mom to get closer to ask her to pick it up for them and didn’t congratulate her. Mom picks it up and says something along the lines of ‘you never get a break from being a mom’ before walking off.
Not sure which husband she means and not sure of what facts were given after that could have contributed to clearing any misunderstandings.
First off, it floors me how this woman has to defend herself in public. This issue should just be between the designer and herself and yet, here she is having to explain herself. Second, the moral of the story, don't buy a dress from a designer on tiktok. Just saying. 🙂
This is crazyyyyyyy. I bought a 187$ dress from some sketchy website and it was absolutely beautiful. Even the seamstress who took it in said it was made really well. It was beaded, mermaid, lacy and so pretty. This dress is absolutely awful in so many ways 🥴
By no means am i defending the dressmaker but having been a retailer online for 7 years i an tell you that the post office (not fedex cuz there’s not one near me) will forget to scan things and will just add it to the truck to be shipped i just had an almost disgruntled customer this week cuz tracking didn’t update til today when her package was already out for delivery and i had dropped it off almost a week ago so i say all that to say the shipping party does play in your face sometimes
Okay but I would assume you have learned from that experience and will accomodate your costumers and communicate accordingly? And not do stuff super last minute. Being pressed over tracking just because is totally different from what went down here and isn't even the main issue.
I believe the issue is that many "designers" promote their products online using deceptive tactics such as cropping images and videos, leading people like this bride to think the products are better than they actually are.
Anytime someone says they are including needing money for emotional distress for a situation such as this (as a business owner), you almost always know they are lying about something and are a scammer.
This "designer" thought she was gonna be the next pnina tornei! but bruh you dont even pass for costume designer!
I have zero tolerance for this type of nonsense. I’d be absolutely fuming.
Some of these wedding designers gotta hire themselves a project manager
That’s a quinceañera dress 😂
I think the designer stole the dress pics and thats not her work.
I almost didn't watch this as assumed it was the other wedding dress drama - don't know if that is helpful if others are thinking the same and your views are different than expected on this one :)
The bride looks PISSED in those photos
12 minutes ago? Jeez, guess I really did fall into a commentary rabbit hole. Lol
I hope the bride takes the business owner to small claims court or disputes the charges with her bank 😭
First of all, no, overnight shipping doesn't automatically mean it will get there in the morning. Second, the designer completely lost credibility with me when she said that the bride was texting her to ask her about what time does FedEx close but not corresponding otherwise. I thought that was a huge lie before I knew the outcome.
I got married last year and this is a fucking NIGHTMARE. She seems so composed. I honestly think I wouldve caught an assault charge if this had happened to me. I had to get my dress ALTERED last minute and it was STRESSFUL. The fact that she was dealing with this lunacy for months.. i wouldve had panic attacks every night over this.
@@Melissamms right and a go fund me to get my ass out of jail…
With that amount of money she could've gotten an absolutely beautiful dress if she took it from klienfield
$300 on shein could get her that dress. $6000 are you kidding me? 😭🤮
Social media will be the downfall for so many people. If you put it out there you best be speaking the truth because somebody will come with receipts.
They must have gone to the Chef Pii school of business
Bella you proved more important about this scenario from the point of the bride, the buyer! that better fills in the gaps. I hear about this scenario before, and have sided with the bride due to her providing more details, and actual receipts, into the story of what happened.
Sorry but that designer is pulling the race card against a white woman. She showed NO receipts in her original video which should never be taken seriously and the people of the internet should stop taking claims without evidence seriously. The bride looked BEAUTIFUL in her dress and it was not distracting and ugly like the one the designer sent.
…not to mention the breach of contract by the designer, unprofessional texts, etc etc etc. She’s a whole mess!
WOOP WOOP ISABELLA TIME
The dress she ended up with was way better any way. She looked stunning.
This seamstress is one giant red flag. 🚩 The stress she caused this bride is unacceptable, even without this diabolically shoddy work. I’m a bridal seamstress and I make wedding dresses. First off, I take 75% deposit BEFORE I EVEN START! Second off, the bride gets the dress (shipped or collected) after the remaining 25% is paid. Simple. No professional seamstress does business like this person. 🤮
every time you talk about stuff like this im like. well im never ordering custom shit from people with such large social media presences... your product should speak for itself. advertising on social media is one thing, but this is ridiculous
Isabellaaaaa I love u girl but it's time for a new phone caseeee it's so brown plsss invest in a new one!!!!!
The dress it self is crappy af, I follow expert seamstress and designers because I want my cosplays to not look like crafted Micheals and a toddlers project. This dress from the og is horrendous cheap rushed af horror😅 with.
I'm glad the bride didn't wear her dress so I'm happy the bride got a way more beautiful gown for her special day. You can't rush a custom design whether its a gown or suit you can't rush it and use cheap shit
This is why i dont support the closing of stores and encouragement of online shopping. Convienient, yes, but possibly faulty/ filled with scammers? Also yes!
at this point customer should be allowed to add his/hers conditions to the main contract , ex if the brand is not able to deliver the product by the agreed date customer can request deposit money back . this situation is bs
I bought my wedding dress and the store had seamstresses that they work with to tailor the dress to fit you. They were also overly cautious with delivery dates to ensure that there would be allowances for delays.