I can't say enough great things about this store…read more Other reviews mention they don't care about plus size girls and that can't be further from the truth. I've been a size 12/14 my entire pageant career and I'm currently purchasing my 4th gown from them. Other stores never have the beautiful gowns I see in photos, but Glitterati does. They don't cheat bigger girls out of gorgeous dresses that blow you away. They were extremely attentive and helpful and made sure I had a gown with the WOW factor. They found a lovely dress AND they brought a seamstress up to put alterations on it and add a skirt to make it really standout on stage. No one else will have this custom Sherri Hill gown and Glitterati made it happen. All of the staff have been extremely kind and they put me in gowns that make my jaw drop. I've ranked at Nationals twice in their gowns. If you want a drop dead gorgeous gown, get one here.

It's been a few months and I never heard back from the store about my experience, so let me say…read morethis: If you're considering buying a dress from Glitterati, DON'T. And don't even think about having alterations done here unless you want to pay hundreds of dollars for a shoddy job that doesn't get finished on time, or if you want to get verbally berated by the seamstress when you try to point out the issues to her. Heed the warnings of the 1-star reviews. I wish I had. I would have saved lots of money (and a few tears after getting yelled at in the store). My ordeal started when I bought a mermaid-style dress back in September. It was missing some sequins (they still charged me full price), and it needed alterations since it was a size too big and the beading needed to be replaced. I paid for rush alterations since my event was happening soon. In my fitting, the seamstress pinned all the places the dress needed to be taken in: straps, zipper, back seam below the zipper, pinned both layers of hems to cover my heels (which I wore to the fitting), and marked all the places there was beadwork missing. But despite paying a lot of extra money for rush alterations, I wasn't told I could pick up the dress until a day after the date they originally stated. I live out of the state, which I'd told them, so I'd already planned my travel around the deadline they set. The seamstress wasn't there when I picked it up, and they handed me the dress as though I were expected to just take it without even trying it on. But I tried on the dress before I left, and it was a good thing I did: none of the missing beadwork had been replaced. There were still loose threads and sequins hanging limply off this very expensive dress. Many of the alterations the seamstress had pinned in the fitting weren't done, including taking in the lower seam to fit the mermaid dress closer to my body. And despite pinning the hem so it would cover my shoes, the inner hem was a full 4" too short. You can't add fabric, obviously, so the hem was ruined. I told the cashier all the problems, so she took careful notes and said she'd take the dress back to the seamstress to fix and would let me know when I could pick it up. I also requested the seamstress be there when I pick up the dress again. By the time the dress was ready a second time, it was already several days after the original deadline, so this could no longer be considered a rush job (but they were still happy to take my money for it). I put on the dress and the seamstress pointed out all the places she'd fixed the beading, bragging how she'd spent several hours fixing it the day before. I reminded her that I had paid for this to be fixed by the original deadline, but she hadn't done it as she'd promised. I also pointed out the hem that was too short, and that there were a couple places she'd pinned in the fitting and they hadn't been taken in. Parts of the dress were still hanging off my body. She proceeded to shout at me, yelling how she'd spent hours fixing the beading (again, a job I'd already paid her to do the first time that hadn't gotten done), yet refusing to address the ruined hem or the other issues with the fit. Finally, she got her assistant to quickly take in the back seam (it was slapdash and done in a few minutes). She never apologized for the lateness of the dress, never acknowledged the alterations she had promised but didn't deliver, and shouted at me during the entire appointment while I quietly asked for the fixes I'd paid for. Eventually, I asked if I could just get my money back. Not only was this no longer a rush job since I didn't get the dress by the deadline I requested, but the hem was ruined by being cut several inches too short, the alterations had not been done properly, and I had been verbally berated for asking that the repairs be done and the alterations be fixed. The kind person at the counter said she would ask her manager, took my phone number and everything. I never heard back. I tried calling, but no one picked up. I finally left a voicemail with my phone number and recounted the whole experience, but never heard back. Since I live out of state and travel a lot for work, I can't just go into the store to resolve this on the off chance a manager will be there (there wasn't a manager there any time I went in during this ordeal). I wore the dress to my event, and none of the beading fixes held. The same strands are hanging off the dress again, and the sequins and beading look patchy. Since the alterations weren't done right, the skirt was constantly bunching around my hips and making the hem ride up even shorter. After everything had been done so poorly (if at all), I was actually embarrassed to be seen in the dress. And still no word about getting any of my money back. Not even an apology. So do yourself a favor: go to Macy's. Shop on Amazon. Go to literally any dress shop and seamstress except this one. Save yourself the money and headache.

I went here to look at the clothes and the jewelry - the owner was very friendly which was nice. I…read morelove the dog mom hats but I already have one! I was trying to find a dress but I didn't love the material of the item that I saw! I was happy to find some cute items but I didn't love anything~ I'll keep it mind the next time I'm in town!

This place has some of the best styles. I have a very busty figure and was shopping with super…read moreslender friends and we all found things we liked. The owner was so friendly. Would definitely recommend for those who enjoy layers and neutrals and others with curvy/full figures along with slender individuals

Worthy Girl is my favorite consignment store in Beverly. They cater to a younger demographic and…read morethe clothes reflect that. I love how the clothes are organized by style and size here. I've been shopping here for years and always find cute stuff. The employees are always nice and helpful, and I like that there's dressing rooms to try everything on. Prices are more expensive than a thrift store (like Saver's) but that's to be expected. For pants I've paid $13-21.

Yes, they have a great selection and the shop is well organized. They definitely cater to a younger…read moredemographic, which is maybe why the staff is at best indifferent and at worst rude when an older person shops there. Hey - even though I'm no longer young, I wear a size 4 or 6 and like cute clothes!

I have consigned and shopped here for a number of years. The experiences have always been pleasant…read more Earlier this spring I found a bunch of pieces to add to and/or replace items in my wardrobe. I appreciate that they have a high standard for resale. Will consign and shop there again!

The saleswoman was so rude to me. I came in on a Sunday morning to consign and she argued with me…read morethat I had an appointment and she argued with me that I didn't call the day before to confirm when I did. i will take my business elsewhere.

Amazing shop and I love the owner. I stopped in last week and bought a fabulous coat . My dog loved…read morethe shop too and they gave her little treats.

The lady who works in the shop greeted me with her back towards me…read more When I brought my selection to the register and asked for a bag I was told they were out. The service was very unpleasant.

Went to this store the door was locked but the store hours said open. I drove 45 minutes to get…read morehere and people inside just stood there. There's no store hours no sign on the door. I called the store they were open but no way to get in. I will never be returning I left in tears.

I cannot believe that there are no reviews for this store, or that I have not yet reviewed…read more Basically, my favorite store ever. They have shoes and accessories, plus some clothing. Every year, they have a major warehouse sale, which requires me to travel from DC to Wenham, MA. And I gladly do. They carry Cordani, one of my favorite brands. Other brands include Tory Burch, Yigal Azrouel, Kate Spade, Donald Pliner, and more. And they sell Foot Petals - yay! Staff is friendly and helpful. I am in love.

My friend recommended that I head to this store - and boy was she right. At first glance, I was…read morejust browsing. Then Abby told me that the white pants and shorts were 30% off. Nice. So indeed I had to try on the 1/2 tan and 1/2 white jean pants. Perfect. She then told me about the sale rack which had a lot of nice things on it as well. Found a cool short sleeve flowered shirt and a long sleeve blue v cotton shirt! I could've kept looking because I did see more that I liked! But I was at my limit for the day. So many on trend items whether it's dresses, t's, pants or shorts as well as the men's clothes - which are hip and functional. There are dressing rooms so take your time when picking out what you like. What I like best is that there aren't many of the same items so not everyone is walking around in the same clothes! I will also look at the website as well as her sales in the future because she ships (over $150 is free). I don't know Jaime the owner but I'm sure I'd like her because I like how she thinks!

From the owner: Sanctum Style is a women's lifestyle boutique featuring contemporary apparel, designer denim, small…read moreleather goods, handbags, accessories, and jewelry.

I didn't realize that the coffee shop that I wanted to hit up was in the back of Blackcraft Cult…read more Makes sense now that I put two and two together with their names. Walking in, you are bombarded by everything black, dark and magical. The first thing that catches your eyes is the huge illuminated witch in the center of the shop. Everything and anything dark and spooky you can think of you will most definitely find here. There's a lot of dark pieces here. I'm into positive spells, magic and the history of it all but some of the stuff they had here is are things I'm not into it. But it's cool that I got to check out it. I adore that this store is on an old bank. The venue is stunning. The building is very ornate. I can only imagine the kind of history that this building holds. I find these old historical buildings so fascinating. It's cool that I got to check things out while I made my way through part of the shop. This joint is the definition of spooky, witchy and Halloween. I wouldn't have known about it if it wasn't for the Blackcraft Coffee. If you're looking to add darkness into your life or home, this is your go to spot for it!

What a dream! I honestly didnt know this store existed but so glad I found it while visiting Salem!…read moreA Goths dream thats for sure. Upon entering, you are greeted by a massive huge open floor plan of everything black, spooky and horror! There was so much too see and I wanted everything! A few photo op opportunies throughout the store. All the employees were super friendly and efficient. I ended up buying a blackcraft hoodie and decorated my own Salem Tote bag. With the purchase of a $35 tote bag, I get one patch free to put on the bag. If I want more, I of course can purchase however many patches I want. Thomas was HUGE HELP and very pleasant. He helped me with the placement if the patches and explained everything in great detail! Once everything is placed in its desired position, he will go ahead and get everything pressed. I loved it! Just the experience made it worth while for me. My very own custom made tote bag. Overall, great time in this store and I highly recommend visiting when you are in Salem. You could easily spend hours here to look at every single thing.

So I had seen this shop as a recommendation from somebody's TikTok That's why I added to my list…read moreand I wanted to go and well... I will agree that they do have some larger sizes it was really not all that the reviews or the people that I saw posting about it made it out to me.... in my opinion I think there's a lot of other really cool things in the city that you can spend money on including other sores that have similar designs in the same sizes for less money.

Avoid like the plague! EXTREMELY rude business owners, and one of the tackiest shops on Essex…read moreStreet. If you're looking for an affordable place to find a cute Salem trinket, there are plenty of other places to check out. As a local, I'd recommend The Trolley Depot, Moody's, or Destination Salem Visitor Center. For more premium gifts, I'd recommend Diehl Marcus, Emporium 32, Nocturne, or HausWitch. Make sure to check out Salem.org for a full list of things to do!

We found the perfect shoes to go with my dress! They had a big selection from simple to over the…read moretop and everything in between. A good selection of thick and thin heels and casual shoes (sneakers and sandals) and fancy shoes. The staff was friendly! Price was very affordable!

Not a whole lot of options for men's shoes, but that was my intention. I was looking for Asics, and…read moreI found them. I didn't want a million brands of sneakers, with a million styles. Just simple and limited options. I tried on some shoes, I was in and out in 25 minutes. I just needed shoes for work. What I will say was lovely was finding wide sneakers. I was today-years old finding out I was a size 9 wide. I had gotten sneakers as large as 10.5 because that's all that fit my odd-shaped camel feet lol (especially Converse Chuck's). Growing up I didn't think anything of getting shoes with an inch of space for my toes. My mom always bought shoes that I would grow into so they would last longer, and I continued to shop this way as an adult. I am embarrassed to say this was probably the first pair of proper-fitting shoe's I've ever bought. Well, okay, two pairs. I wanted one pair for work (I work in healthcare and I step in all manner of bodily fluids and gross sh*t all the time, I just avoid getting anything splashed on my kicks at all cost) and one for walks. Anyways a thing that bugs me is being asked to sign up for the loyalty program. I'm tired of being asked that, I buy sneakers once a year (if that), and I just want to buy stuff without being asked for my phone number and email address. No one cares about loyalty programs anymore. Otherwise, open area with plenty of space, a lot of brands available, and geared more towards options for women.