When reviewing fashion for women, one of the primary issues to evaluate would be the "fit" of the clothing (how the clothes fit the wearer).  Certainly, the fit is not the only category to evaluate when judging clothes.  However, fit in our opinion is one of the most critical aspects to consider when purchasing a garment.  The tricky (complex) part of the equation when evaluating clothing for ladies is the fact that most women are not built exactly as a fit model.   Nor are they built exactly like one another.  For example, if you have ten women try on the same size medium blouse, you will most likely have ten completely different opinions in regard to the fit of the blouse.  Although each women may typically wear a size medium, it is very probable that they have different body measurements from one another.  One women may say that the blouse fits too tightly at the chest. Another women may say the blouse is too loose.  The same blouse may have sleeves that are too long for some or too short for others.  My point is that although one person's opinion is that the fit is horrible, it does not mean that the fit is horrible for everyone else.  Therefore, reviewing fit via peer reviews is rather challenging.