SereneLife 68.9" Female Mannequin Full Body Dress Form – Realistic Manaquins Body with Adjustable Arms Legs & Rotating Head – Detachable Torso Stand for Sewing Fashion Display Boutique or Retail Use

I purchased this to photograph clothes for my reselling business and its a good, cost effective option for a mannequin. It will fit a womens xs/s clothing but I have had some issues with very small dresses being able to fully zip in the back when I put them on, it’s not a big deal, just that there is no give in the plastic like there would be on a human. It’s easy to disassemble to dress, although if you don’t attach it to the base correctly it can be a little unstable and top heavy. I ended up attaching wheels on casters to the base to make it easier to rotate when taking photos and it’s so much easier to use.

I started selling on Poshmark & Mercari & wanted to better display how the clothes wore & hung. This mannequin does the job beautifully.This is the only whole mannequin w/ a stance that I liked & it happened to be the least expensive & w/ free returns.SERENELIFE has EXCELLENT Customer Service. Unfortunately the first mannequin I received had a crack in the right hip. I contacted Serenelife customer support to ask for a replacement part or discount. They responded w/in 12 hours. They asked for photos & again replied w/in hours!Yes, there are some "birthmarks" & some rough patches from the molding process but they're really not that big of a deal. I took ultra fine sand paper & rubbed whichever patches I thought might be a problem for the more delicate fabrics. Some reviewers used clear tape. And I personally love the birthmarks. I actually miss the first mannequin because the second is almost too perfect 😉Because I'm careful, this mannequin has been through & has stood up to hundreds of clothing changes. It's easy to assemble, sturdy & an excellent value for the money.In all I am super pleased w/ my purchase & experience w/ Serenelife & think you will be too

I would give this mannequin a 5 star rating because it really is a good mannequin for the price. The only reason that I won't give it a 5 star is because I need to point out just a few things. If those get fixed, this would definitely be a 5 star mannequin.1. If you are trying to assemble this mannequin by yourself, the instructions are on point. You may not need them, but, it is good to have If you need visuals. The product came unassembled, but, I love how it was unassembled. I hate assembling products. One thing that you must know is that the one detached leg can be a challenge to line up on the edge to twist in place. You need room, a little strength, and a sense of direction. The instructions do illustrate the direction in which the leg should be twisted on. I had a little challenge trying to get it in place, but, I worked at it and I was able to attach the leg.2. Once the mannequin is assembled, I put on women's clothing on it, and I love the fact that this mannequin is big enough to work women's clothing up the arm and down the body. Make sure if you are putting on shorts or pants that you are aware that you have to remove the legs from the base to slide them on. Once you are finished, you have to attach the legs back to the base. What I found is that when you put on any clothes on this woman mannequin, there are several dots that are along the arm area. This can cause snags in real light clothing such as silk, silhouette, spandex, etc. This is just something to be aware of. Maybe the assembly people can smooth these out or at least include this as a 'watchout' in the instructions.3. The last thing is that I wish that the upper part of the mannequin didn't turn as I am moving her. I wish that once I attach it to the bottom part, that it stayed in place, but, easy enough for me to twist off, if I want to break her down. This mannequin is large and I am just keeping her attached.Other than that, I am very pleased with my purchase.

She was a little awkward to put together, as the pieces are attached by large circular screw type pieces, but once you get her put together, she seems very stable. The plate they give you to stand her on is very heavy so she doesn’t get knocked over easily. However, I do accidentally keep rotating her torso out of line when I put things on her. She looks just like the pictures though. I’m considering glueing her legs and torso into one solid piece. I’ve named her Vanessa. She stands in my living room and she’s perfect. She’s a little taller than i expected (significantly taller than me, so maybe 5’6 or 5’7???) but it doesn’t bother me. She fits all the clothes I’ve to put on her.

The WORST mannequin - falls over , horrible tilted pose , impossible to use AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL

It's okay, but for the clothing it has no shape.

It was easy to assemble and what's great was that no tools were needed. The product has a shine to it that makes it look chic and more expensive. Its light weight but not too light where it can topple over. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for mannequins. I will be adding pictures to show how they look once assembled and displayed.

Durable very nice