Satin Regrets

[Freddielinton]

The more I think about it the more I think she's the biggest scam-artist in the world. The majority of her "dresses" look like she went to a fabric store, bought a ton of fabric, with little sewing knowledge made a dress out of it. That would explain why every dress is so huge and poofy. It's like she didn't even really tailor it to a size, you know? She just made it. And the lace she puts on the top and bottom look like cheap drapery or something. These definitely aren't vintage or sold by someone else. I think the majority of these things she makes herself, takes pictures, sells them and claims they're "vintage" and suckers tons of people in for money. Not that they're being suckered because I'm sure the target audience is folks like us of course like we all stated, so it wouldn't really matter if it was really vintage or not. Other folks maybe, but not satin fetishists. It would make sense as to why we've never seen her items outside of her eBay store. That being said, I still wish I could afford some of her stuff. I'm just ranting.

[Welshsatinobsessed]

Yes Freddie I agree, I wrote something similar on the previous page, I'll copy and paste it here:-

You know what? The dresses etc that she sell's are really nice, but has anyone ever come across (no pun intended!) any of her dresses outside of her auctions, I.E. has anyone ever seen any of them for sale anywhere else? I think not, for the simple reason that I think she actually makes these herself, she must have done a dress making course or something. Think about it, - it would make sense, no- one on here knowing the make and not seeing anythinh else like them anywhere for sale before, and if you look at the pictures of the dresses they all look kinda similar, - like huge swathes of satin sheets that have been turned into items of satin-flowing clothing. You hardly see any seam's (there are 1 or 2 pictures where you can), even though when she openes dresses up for display in her pictures, the mass of satin thats visible is huge! Yep, I think she makes these herself, out of actual satin sheets, and as someone on here previously said, - "she has her target audience / customers, she knows people pay supid amounts of money for her items, and she's making a killing out of it"! Methinks she's found herself a niche!

[meeztor]

I believe the other reason for calling them vintage would be tax laws. Depending on state/country there will be different tax laws imposed if you are selling a "New" product made yourself or a vintage..aka used product. The gov may not like what she is doing.

I agree she is making them herself and selling as vtg. She used to have quite a bit of true vintage stuff but now seems to be almost all her own creations. They are nice but way too pricey.

[szewei85]

haha damm now i know these are fake vintage seems 2 me people will do anything that is scam just 4 money

[SatinDesire]

Of course they're fake vintage.
Personally I don't care. The garments are made for satin lovers and the pictures of all that shiny satin make me super horny and looking at them can certainly trigger a cum shot in my satin nightie or whatever I'm wearing.
But I have decided not to bid more on them; they're too expensive.

[shinysatinlover]

I would not doubt that they're made by her, but what you're also paying for is the specialist nature of a garment from someone who knows how we work, supplied with an abundance of pics and lets face it, us guys are generally very visual! That's why the auctions fetch big money. It's about the correlation of seller, item and visual stimulus. Without that amount of pics the items may not even see half the final price. There are some better satin pics on her auctions than many so-called satin sites!!

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I'm back with updates...

Yellow satin full flare skirt with red lace bodice...

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Fawn satin extra large sweep skirt with lace bodice..

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What would you do if your dream girl walked down the aisle wearing this...?

[Charles123]

This is a very old thread but I wish comment on Natasha's beautiful gowns. I've purchased 2 of them and can tell you they are as exquisite in real life as in her photos. Probably even more so. If you watch her auctions with patience,
you can win 1 at a very reasonable cost. Ahhhhhh but then what's reasonable to 1 person might not be reasonable to another. I understand,,,,,,,, I have 1 of her incredible gold gowns and one of her spectacular silver gowns. In real life, to the eyes, the sea of lustrous, unseamed satin of which they are made is beyond description. On occasion using the shoulder straps as a tie, I will dawn 1 as a cape while I take pleasure in another 1 of my many satin/silk delicacies. At 6' 1" the satin trails 3' behind and 5' to each side of me as I take my pleasure half kneeling on the corner or end of the bed. I simply can't describe the incredible feeling of the yards of satin gliding against my back and body as I pleasure in what ever I've chosen to lay beneath me. Her gowns compare very favorably with anything else I own in my 35 years of collecting and cherishing satin lined coats, robes, capes, gowns, dresses, peignoirs, Bridal satin wedding gowns, blouses, slacks etc., etc.,, etc.,,,,. I am new to this forum and have yet to post any pictures to date. I hope when I do in the very near future you will enjoy seeing them. Charles

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Cute new babydoll!

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Silver grand gown with transparent bust

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Yet another silver satin beauty...different bust