How She Wore It

Sorelle is and always has been a role model, friend, and a wonderful artist as well as business woman! She and I grew up together in downtown riverside. Above all else down town riverside as always been a huge part of our lives. I am very proud of sorrelle and the fact that she has grown as an artist and business woman and decided to open her own store. She has a wonderful demeanor and cheerful personality, I am very much aware of what a wonderful sales associate she is. So in regards to the previous comment posted by a Denise, you can’t always believe what’s written in black and white! There are always three side to a story, your side, their side, and the truth! I have known sorelle and her family my entire life, 26 years and I find it very insulting and inaccurate. She is a business woman. And an honest woman and I’m sure that there is some information you are leaving out and or embellishing. I highly recommend that that review be overlooked I also flagged it because, although you May have some personal vendetta, its not lady like to diminish someone’s livelihood. Her shop is full of gorgeous eclectic items, see for yourselves and form your own opinion and go with righteousness not angry jealous haters!

Under no circumstances should anyone even remotely consider consigning anything with Sorrelle Williams. She claims to be a God-​fearing Christian woman, and has no moral problems with cheating a person out of their profits. Sorrelle eagerly took on my line of hand-​made scarves and sold almost all of them. While she did return the ones unsold, I still have not been paid for all of my hard work. Countless promises and a bounced check nearly a year ago… By the way, her mother, Toni Moore, who has a store of the same name, was not much better. If you create beautiful items and want to sell them through a boutique, do yourself a favor and find someone else to work with. This was a tough lesson and I will never consign anything again.