Grace Elbe Women's Wide Leg Slanted One Shoulder Belted Jumpsuits

The neckline is not as pictured, but it fits true to size and was very flattering! Nice fabric and well constructed. Definitely would buy again and recommend. Perfect for the wedding I attended.

Thick material that fit well. I normally wear a size 12 and ordered an extra large and there was,very little wiggle room. I wish the jumper were a little longer to cover my shoes, but it may have just been my butt.

The color was exactly what i wanted. The fabric felt good it was real cool. I love it and everyone else did also.

I ordered this for a charity gala and it worked perfectly. The material was a lot stretchier than I thought it would be and it was very fitted but it worked.

Love the color and the weight of the fabric. Fabric might be too hot for warm weather. The weight of the fabric allows for it to drape off the shoulder without looking forced or sloppy, the pants drape nicely over the shoes. I’m 5’2”, bought an XL, had my pants hemmed. Although if I had worn my higher platform heels, I would hardly need a hem. This may be a little short for tall women.

The neckline does not drape like it does as shown in the picture. It's a shame because that's the defining characteristic of an otherwise basic black jumpsuit. The material is a nice mid to heavy poly that hides lumps and bumps. the jumpsuit was quite comfortable. Size up one size. The length was perfect for wearing heels. I wish the neckline actually draped! It doesn't lay on the body correctly at all. It looks like a sewing mistake.

I loved this outfit I wore to a Christmas Party and got plenty of compliments! Feels and fit good! I ordered an XXL also my clothing size ranges from 12-14! This Romper was perfect!

So, the product arrived and I was so excited to have it, but... one of the arms was too small. Yes, a defect because my arms are the same size. The pant legs were long, but I wasn't surprised I'm short I almost always need a hem. So, I wanted to wear this item to a party so I decided to have it altered, why? I have no idea why I actually felt this was reasonable knowing the item was defective. I get the cuff removed from the arm, but it's still too tight! I have the buttons moved over on the left arm but it was still too tight and it wouldn't remain closed. (palm to face) After the hem, button moving, and cuff removal I'm $45 in with just alterations alone! Finally, the seamstress offered to add material from the pant leg to extend the arm (palm to face) basically, she had to redesign the left sleeve for me to get my arm into it. I've never felt more awkward.The suit itself gives you a lot of room in the midsection, but very little up top. The outfit is most attractive on taller women, but the pant legs are too short for tall girls and too long for shorter ones like me. Overall, I have paid an additional $50 over the item purchase price and it looks completely different than the photo since it cannot hang on your arm if the left arm is too small. Wow, let's say this is everyone's fault, mine for not cutting my losses early, the seamstress for not diagnosing that this required adding more material on the first round of alterations and the vendor who made one arm significantly smaller than the other on an item where the arm was suppose to hang off the shoulder. Don't buy this if you have chubby arms unless you want to join this hamster wheel.