The Fashionista Bob Wig is definitely modelled after fashion editor Anna Wintour. The photo on the package shows a severe-looking woman with pin-straight blonde hair down to her jaw, wearing overlarge sunglasses anda white shirt. It's the spitting image of her. Too bad the wig didn't actually look like that.

Okay, so this wig was roughly $20, and I know, you get what you pay for, but it's still not really fair to show someone with a completely different wig on. It's such poor representation of the product you're actually getting,which is very thick, very poofy, very long, and not at all flat. I looked everywhere online to get tips on how to fix a cheap wig, and luckily I was able to get some help.

I ended up wetting this wig and straightening it on a low heat. I made my own little DIY head to put the wig on every night, at which point I would flatten the hair to the head and tuck the ends underneath so the weight of the head would pull, straighten, and flatten the hair even more. I cut it. I wrapped tin foil around my hair straightener and straightened it some more. By the time I did all this, yes, it was what I would deem wearable (though by no means perfect), but was it worth it? I feel like you may as well just save up for a better wig instead of going through all the trouble I went through.

Bottom line, only buy this if you're willing to sacrifice the time and the effort necessary to make the wig look even halfway decent. Otherwise, just go onto Amazon and buy something made of Kanekalon fibres or better.