So, the buzz has been swirling about C. Wonder, yep, Chris Burch (Tory’s Ex) launched a store in Soho called C. Wonder. I have been meaning to review everything but wanted to wait until I got my loot in the post to give an honest review.
Created to deliver brightness to every corner of life, C. Wonder offers an entirely new retail experience: clothing, accessories and home decor products of outstanding quality and astonishing value in a setting that excites and inspires. C. Wonder offers a diverse assortment of beautiful, versatile and spirited products that pair timeless design elements with fresh twists, such as unexpected colors and patterned linings. They have edited their collection to offer solely must-haves — key items to enhance a room, refresh a wardrobe or inspire a memorable experience.
The retail stores immerse visitors into the world of C. Wonder, a jubilant celebration of design and discovery and an inviting destination for shoppers. With breathtaking, always-changing window and floor displays, gorgeous decorative schemes inspired by fine homes, and intriguing surprises to uncover, C. Wonder is an absolute delight to visit – even if only online…
I tell you what, if I were Tory I would Wonder about how close his designs are to hers. All in all, C. Wonder gets a positive review, but I will always be loyal to Tory.
Enjoy!
PS
I bought the Chinoise napkins from C Wonder before Christmas. Unfortunately when washed, the colors bled. I contacted customer service but no one returned my email.
I would not buy again, despit the appealing marketing and sales campaign.
John
John- I am so sorry that you were not assisted! I called you at the number you have on file and left a VM with my contact information. I am on it. I have refunded your total order cost back to your credit card.
I just saw C. Wonder on The Pitch. YAWN. They say rock n roll, I say boring. The Pitch that won was a woman in a clutch being pulled along by seahorses and entertained by hopscotching shoes…and there was something about a pelican. Sounds like a store for overindulgent housewives who’ve been taking too much klonopin and watching too much Nick Jr. I am a bright early 30′s woman with sophistication, style and a career. I don’t play dumb. Don’t dumb yourselves down for me. Be fresh, edgy and witty…not silly and sappy.
Of course, you immediately lost points with your monogram style, calligraphy C…so maybe we weren’t a good match to begin with…