Eye On Fashion

This store is amazing. The previous review is not describing the store in Richmond Hill, because the owners are the cashiers and sales and stylists. I never leave without buying something, often things the owner suggested I try on for my body type. She knows her stuff and bends over backwards with every customer. I try on at least 30 things each time I am there, and leave with anywhere from 1-3 pieces. The owners are generous with their time and advise, and never complain. I now drive almost an hour and a half to shop here once a season to get unique pieces for my closet. People often stop me on the street to ask where I bought my clothes or bags. This is the store for unique and beautiful pieces at a fair price. You will not regret the drive!
8 years ago (06-07-2017)

My mom and I used to visit the store. It did sell beautiful import/European fashion and we did not mind the somewhat snobby looks that the cashiers gave us now and then. (They were VERY nice to what I assume are regular customers, though.) I might add the price of the garments were * somewhat * inflated- but no matter, you pay for what you get, and Eye on Fashion does offer the taste of the exotic/the European that we crave so much here. They opened an outlet some years ago. Which was cool. What was NOT COOL was how the cashier pulled my Mom and I aside one day, while we were at the outlet, and lectured us on window shopping. She said: "You come here all the time and buy nothing. Nothing! You can't even walk out with a $10 shirt. Does nothing satisfy you? If you don't want to shop here, don't come. If I can't afford to shop at Holt Renfrew, I will not go in. If I go in, I will buy something." "But we've been regular customers for the past 7 years. We just bought a pair of boots last season and some clothes?" "Yes, I know you come frequently. And you never buy anything. If you like, I can pull out the transactions from my cash register to prove how often you come in but NEVER buy a single thing. Look. Over here. I can do that RIGHT NOW!" Look, we don't need a lecture on "window shopping" (especially one with factual errors). That's not even the worst thing a customer can do to your store. Did we bring outside food? Leave gum behind? Bargain ruthlessly? If I'm not buying anything, maybe you should consider the quality/pricing of your merchandise or, more importantly, the way you treat your customers (ie. unwarranted disgust towards some, and blatant flattery and favouritism to others).
11 years ago (28-07-2014)