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Guide to Our Website | Vanity Fair Boutique | Newbridge | Co. Kildare Skip to content Homepage Boutique Mother of the Bride Sassy Style Designer Labels Dresses to Impress Casual Chic Curvy CoutureWell-nighUs Blog FAQs Contact us We regularly get praised for our website, that it is well-spoken and easy to navigate etc. However, it moreover brings problems from time to time so we wanted to point out a few things to help make it easier by creating this little guide to our website. People sometimes ask, why is it on your website if you don’t have it in stock? We understand how worrying this is but please be unpreventable that nothing overly goes up that we won’t have or didn’t have in stock at some time in the current season. But here’s the explanation. We do not sell online, and our website is only to requite you an idea of the designers we stock. Our full range is not misogynist to see online. We have a lot increasingly misogynist in store. Each designer only photographs a small selection of their collection, we will often have bought outfits that we do not have photos of, to be worldly-wise to show online. Please note that we update the seasons images when the first wordage arrives from that designer. Sometimes not everything will have been delivered if it is still early in the season, so if you’re travelling to see one particular dress please trammels with us first that it is in stock. Likewise, as the season progresses, we can often be sold out of a particular outfit that still features online, so again, trammels surpassing you travel.Moreoverbear in mind that we often only siphon only one of each size, so the size 14 or whatever size might be sold by the time you come to shop.Flipsidething that can happen is that a unrepealable outfit comes in three variegated colours, we segregate to buy the undecorous for example, but the designer chooses to photograph the coral. This ways we have to put up the picture of the coral plane though it’s the undecorous we have in stock! We do try to buy the colour that the sample comes in, but sometimes we just don’t like it and prefer a variegated colour and believe you our consumer will too.Moreoverwe kind of like to have something variegated available! We would moreover like to stress: often customers get very set on an idea without seeing an image online. Without overly having tried anything on, they decide that this is the dress they want. Trust me, this is rarely the way it works out. I’ve lost count of the value of times customers come in with a picture on their phone of what they want to buy. When they see it and try it on, they can often be disappointed for lots of variegated reasons. Sometimes, they don’t plane scarecrow trying it on. You must remain unshut minded. Use the website only as a guide to the labels and looks we carry, don’t decide on anything from just looking at pictures of outfits on a 25 year old, size 8, 5 foot 10″ model, unless you are one! Come to the shop, dedicate some time, let us show you variegated styles and try on as much as you want. It’s the only true way to know what suits you.Flipsidelittle piece of advice…. don’t dismiss something straight off from the way it looks on the hanger. Sometimes dresses can squint very stiff or the opposite, very limp, until they get a soul into them. Try it on. If you’ve spent some time with one of our staff, they have gotten a finger for you and will be worldly-wise to suggest styles you might overlook yourself. Again, I’ve lost count of the value of times customers tell me when they’re purchasing “I would never have tried it on only for that lady”. They do this every day and have been doing it for years, they know what they’re doing, trust them! Anyway, I’m wandering off the website topic, but not really!Flipsidething we often get asked is why don’t we sell online? We hope to never have to, to be honest! Without getting too political (!) I believe that online shops lead to closures of physical shops. And what will our towns and villages squint like then? If we were an online shop, it would take maybe two or three of us to work out of a room somewhere that we would pay minimal rent on. Our staff financing and overheads of rent and rates etc would be slashed and we’d possibly be much largest off financially. We have a team of 12 staff in total in Vanity Fair, three quarters of them would loose their job if we were an online shop. And if every shop did the same there’d be no jobs anywhere else for them. Online shops lead to less jobs, and without getting too feminist, it’s mainly females jobs it affects. Yes I know, it’s much increasingly convenient it’s unconfined to be worldly-wise to see something on your phone, click a sawed-off and have it delivered to your door the next day. But that’s not what shopping is to me! I want to finger the fabrics, I want to be surrounded by all the trappy things, I want to try it on, I want someone to help me with the zip and bring me a pair of heels and a necklace! I want the very physical wits and contact with flipside human being!! I’m only 41 but maybe I’m old fashioned! It moreover brings me when to the point older well-nigh how you can’t judge how something will squint on you by looking at a professional photograph of something on a model. Maybe it’s ok for a tshirt or a jumper or a pair of leggings but not for the kind of stock we mostly sell. If we were to sell online, I know that we would be just as rented with returns as we would be with sales. And how could we manage the stock? We like to mostly only buy one of each size to maintain some level of exclusivity of our stock, how could we do that if things were stuff sold and returned every day? No, I’d much prefer you to come and try it on and make sure you’re happy, which brings me to my final point. If we were selling online, would I be fulfilling my passion? Absolutely not! Without a doubt the weightier part of my job is seeing a consumer leave the shop feeling on top of the world. There is nothing increasingly satisfying then spending your day talking to variegated people, hearing their stories and stuff part of their day plane for a little while. In a world where we are forced to spend increasingly and increasingly time overdue screens, or talking to recordings telling us to printing numbers, or scanning our own shopping through fast lanes, I consider myself very lucky to spend my day interacting with very people!! And I hope that never changes, I’ve no interest in spending my days overdue a computer screen processing online orders and sending them on to unrecognized people. I want to meet my consumer and see how she smiles at herself in the mirror when she finds the perfect dress. So ladies, get out to your local boutiques virtually the country and pop in and wits the wonderful personal service we all offer! One day in the not too afar future, it might be too late!. Address & Opening hours Vanity Fair Unit 3, Courtyard Shopping Center, Main Street, Newbridge, County Kildare, Ireland. 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