This is definitely a square cushion cover, very odd shirt yet I love the material and the eyelet accent. Unique but lovable

This top could go with almost anything and transform it to interesting. I especially loved pairing with things a little punk, making a contrast between cute & tough.

I loved styling this! Was able to dress it up for a night out on vacation. This is quite honestly a sham repurposed as a shirt, but if you’re looking for something on the edgier side it’s perfect

Sized down from a typical S to an XS based on other reviews-- it was a little tight to pull on, but fit comfortably once in place. Crisp hand feel and fun to style. The eyelet is a bit flouncy but could be pretty cool left standing ironed with starch. Needs both an iron and a good steam. Personally did not care for the print detailing over the left hip, but easy to hide with a french tuck. Worn with Khaite Kerri jeans and white boat shoes and again with Khaite Mitch shorts and Stella McCartney Elyse platforms.

I liked this shirt, and got lots of compliments on it. I wasn’t sure about it when it first arrived (it sort of looks like a pillowcase on the hanger), but it has good shape when on, and the shoulders are just awesome. I had to iron it, but only for a few minutes.

Was determined to figure out a cool way to style this and I think it worked??? When the wind blew the edges hit me in the face.

Fun to try

boxy fit, definitely needed to steam. unique top to jazz up wide leg pants and platform sneakers.

Be ready to iron for hours, but beautiful fabric and unique shape

This is certainly a unique shirt. I didn't *hate* it...but it kind of looks like a chic dinner napkin?

I really liked the uniqueness of this shirt. The head part is rather small/tight when put on. Should wait to do makeup till after it's on. It is rather short and boxy if not petite might be too short.

too tight across the neck

Tried to wear this under a jacket and it just didn't work. Neck pops out kind of like with a bubble.. Did not even wear it