Very cool!
In case you haven’t figured it out I’m a big 5 year old. lol! So the case I picked out is of course - fit for a 5 year old...well if 5 year olds carried phones.
I took a pic of it on my blanket. It’s unseasonably cold here so, I’m working from home, in my Hello Kitty pj’s and fuzzy Hello Kitty socks, with the fireplace going and the world’s biggest cup of hot tea in my Star Trek mug. Yes, I live a glamorous life!
Meanwhile. Remember, I’m dipping my toes (pun intended) into buying premier designer shoes?? I tried the YSL Tributes and I’m wondering if the first 2 pair I purchased and returned were fake because I then got a pair that are new (but heavily discounted) that didn’t feel like cement on the bottom and are actually quite comfy. So, I kept those. Classy retired stripper r us! Lol!
Then I bought a pair of preloved that were supposed to have a few scratches and scuffs. The price was low enough that I figured, I’ll just deep clean them and take them to the cobbler for polishing and touch up and they’ll be good as new. They were listed as in very good condition (this was repeated in the description) with pics that showed a few scuffs and came from what seemed to be a professional reseller. No problem.
Well... they arrived and wow! They were basically trash. Look at a couple of the pictures I took to send to eBay. (I took 12 photos. All showing individual signs of damaged, torn, or splitting leather.)
I contacted the seller for a refund and attached the photos. This cuckoo nut proceeded to be aggressively argumentative. 
She literally sent me a flurry of 14 increasingly shrill messages (to which I stopped responding after the first two) in less than two hours shrieking at me about how she wasn’t going to take the return and there was nothing wrong with the shoes. Luckily eBay stepped in and issued my refund. I hope she quickly sends me a label so I can return them to her. Otherwise they’re going on the trash. They aren’t even fit to donate. She is the type of seller who gives eBay a bad name. This is just ridiculous.In any case, now I’m a little scared of buying preloved shoes. Not so much from this seller. I don’t usually end up dealing with looks. But, I don’t know enough to spot a fake and I’m a little worried that a preloved shoe may not have the integrity it seems to have and I’ll end up with a broken ankle. I think I’m going to stick to finding ones that are new and heavily discounted.
Dior Volute 2 in black /grey.
After 7ish months it looked horrendous so I was forced to get a real case. Aaaaannnnd, I picked a super pretty pink one with sparkles for $25. 
