After reading all the reviews I wasn’t sure what size to order, so I ordered both the S/M and the L/XL. I kept the S/M. I’m 5’4 and currently 146 lbs (I’m usually 140 lbs). I usually wear a 4/Small in everything (although things can be tight on my arms as I have bigger arms), but lately I have been more comfortable in size 6 bottoms with the extra 6 lbs I’m carrying. Booo. I wear a 34B bra. I’m a powerlifter and my body composition can be a little different than someone else at the same size and weight.All that to say, I think the dress is true to size based on my experience.The dress looks just like the picture to me. Others have complained that the unicorn wasn’t evident. I think it’s evident (enough). It IS a mystical creature. It may require a little imagination with the design, but I think that’s intentional and makes it more interesting.I wore the dress to church yesterday and about 30 different people (many of them strangers) of all ages, genders and ethnicities stopped me to tell me what a beautiful/stunning (add any like adjective) dress it was. I posted a picture of myself on Facebook and within the hour had over 100 “likes/loves” (now over 150) paired with many positive comments about the dress.Ironically when I made the purchase, I didn’t expect to garner the attention that the dress invoked. While I liked it, I don’t LOVE it. I just thought the colors and the idea of the unicorn was interesting.I had it in my shopping list for awhile, hesitant to move it to my cart. I thought maybe it was too juvenile for me to pull off at almost 43 years of age. However, I was obviously wrong. It was a hit.True to sizeStretchy comfortable materialVivid colorsInexpensive