Alexander McQueen

Doesn't Recommend

The Victim

Joined 3 years ago

Nice staff....Bad staff. First time i visit McQueen LA shop, i was looked down by the staff. It seems like they have preference on the service. It's ok for me since i only want to grasp a piece of scarf for my friend. I walked through the rack and check the color, the staff just stop by and ask if everything is ok. It is normal and standard for the staff to greet and help. Even that person did the standard thing but we can surely feel there is no service mind and friendly at all.

I only ask how much of the scarf since it is hard to find the tag. The staff just stop by and said "They are all the same price. every color".... Ok gal. I just pick one and ask the new one then pay. What an easy customer i am.

Next day i returned for 2 more pieces. In my head "All are the same price" I grasp the one and ask for 2 new pcs. The same staff is totally changed!!!! She smiley said "Oh I'll get them for you" Oh Wow. A power of money!!!!!

I return home and find that the new 2 pcs is more expensive so my friend call for the detail. What we got is "No return Policy" "This is impossible that all color will be the same price" "There must be some mistakes on the tag"

Is that all your professional ?????

Any Sorry word??????????

From now on, i think no more McQueen for me.

Even my friend !

McQueen is died so did his brand if they still has the bad service arrogant staff in that store.

Doesn't Recommend

41chance

Joined 5 years ago

God Save McQueen (and replace the terrible staff). Couldn't agree more with the above comment. Alexander McQueen is my favorite designer. I went into his place in Los Angeles and couldn't believe how rude the sales people were. I went in there with my fiancee to buy this cardigan I wanted but the sales women followed us around the store as if we were gonna steal something! We were basically chased out of the store. Way to sell huh? As much as i love McQueen's lines I don't find myself buying anything of his at the Los Angeles store (until the sales people are replaced) until then i will find myself in the Las Vegas store/barneys/the London Store/Marc Jacobs (the nicest staff by far, and just a crosswalk away). God Save McQueen! (but please replace the horrible staff in Los Angeles, especially that tall dark haired bi**h)

2 stars (would've been none if his clothes weren't so great) until the staff changes.

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compson13

Joined 5 years ago

Loved Everything/Hated Everyone. I'm slightly confused by the editorial review that mentioned the salespeople as a "h*t" since on each of my three visits I found them to embody the worst of Los Angeles retail. Don't get me wrong, the clothes are amazing and the store itself is beautiful (I am not kidding when I say I want to live in their dressing room), but that doesn't excuse the snooty and condescending attitude of the employees. I'm not surprised that I was the only person shopping there on each of my visits, the employees manage to make it a tedious and unpleasant experience. On a positive note, I don't think it'll be like that for long. New stores often have to work out some kinks when they first open. But until that happens at McQueen, just go to Balenciaga...it's right down the street and has the most kick-ass workers of any store I know.

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Nina Emkin

Joined 7 years ago

The U.K.'s brightest star comes to Melrose bearing exquisitely tailored clothing and accessories in a seriously stylized boutique for Tinseltown's most discerning shoppers.. In Short
All hail, the reigning king of British fashion has arrived! Every detail of this sublime West Hollywood shop is chic, from the staff to the design itself, with its white, curved walls and built-in shelves to the 9-foot anatomically correct naked metal man dangling from a skylight. Then, of course, there are the clothes. Fans will be thrilled to find his trademark impeccable cocktail dresses with razor-sharp tailoring, shrunken blazers festooned with feathers and impossibly gorgeous and elaborate evening gowns. For this city's most fashion-forward men, there are bowling-inspired dress hoes, sleek suits and skull-emblazoned tees. And oh, the accessories--the designer's luxe handbags and shoes (from stilettos to ballet flats to gladiator sandals) may be pricey, but they're worth the investment.

Hits: Pretty much everything in here rules, including the helpful staff.

Misses: The prices in here aren't for the faint of heart, but, as any fashionista will tell you, Mr. McQueen's pieces deserve to be looked at as investments.