( 3 reviews )
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Posted: Nov 21 2008
I was hoping for card-stock type stationary, whereas these are thin pieces of decorative paper, only about 4" x 5" that you fold in half yourself and stick into a TINY envelope. It says that it includes stickers so I assumed there'd be a bunch so you could really dress the envelopes up, but there's only about ten or fifteen in total (of course I bought this used, so maybe the seller kept some for themselves). But still, my primary disappointment is due to the flimsy quality and tiny size. Other than that they are colorful and fun, I gave them to my girlfriend as a gift.
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Posted: Oct 23 2006
I received this stationary set as a gift, and it's adorable. A great gift idea for the fashionista that has everything!
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( 4 of 4 found this review helpful ) Posted: Jun 23 2005
Well, the name of this set does say it all. Fashion! That's the theme of this mix & match stationery set. I liked it a bit more than some of the other mix & match stationery sets out there. The paper quality is a teensy bit better with this set as the paper is slightly thicker. The illustrations are very colorful and pretty, it has drawings and he complements each with colors such as bright blue and fuchsia. The drawings are all bold and enjoyable ranging from a pattern of high-heeled shoes or little kisses to a close-up of a very Warhol-esque face. At the top of each sheet, there are little quotes of Andy's relating to fashion. Very cool for maintaining the overall theme, I think. The different colored-envelopes each have a flap that more or less complements one of the particular sheet designs but of course, as the name suggests, it's all open to a little mix&match. Finally, there are quite a lot of stickers to decorate your mail as your will dictates. They're very pretty too including purses, mannequins, kisses, and oh, they're the clear kind so they look a little bit more distinguished. All in all, a very good way to spruce up your everyday mail. Get it especially if you're a fan of Andy Warhol or a die-hard fashionista.
