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models tight jeans and clothes

bewise — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:02:43 GMT

I know everyone has notice how very tight their clothes are when modeling.I know they are selling,but we all are not young,thin and tall.

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CouponQueen — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:05:16 GMT

I want my jeans/pants/slacks tight!

I cannot stand them bagging and sagging at all.

Tops..I don't want flowing and baggy too much either unless I use a nice cinch belt to top it off.

I don't like t-shirts at all..I never have. I wear the loungewear PINK at Victoria Secret and they do have t's but I sleep in them..

I don't watch the shows on here or buy any of their clothing..so they should have a variety of something for all..One model with a looser look..one model with a more fited taylored look..so everybody can see..

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depglass — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:23:55 GMT

I think sometimes its a matter of limited sizes in the samples, so they have to squeeze in. Haven't you noticed most of the stuff on the hangers is XS?

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MarthaStewardess — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:26:30 GMT

On 5/21/2014 bewise said:
I know everyone has notice how very tight their clothes are when modeling.I know they are selling,but we all are not young,thin and tall.

Well, some of the models and hosts are not so young, thin or tall and they wear very tight clothes as well.

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brii — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:26:44 GMT

I like fitted jeans - not uncomfortable, but fitted. I don't like baggy clothes.

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brii — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:27:29 GMT

It really bugs me when hosts/models wear clothes that are so tight they can't be buttoned or zipped.

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chrystaltree — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:34:38 GMT

I can't even remember the last time I bought clothes for any of the models. I don't care what size they wear or how tight they wear their clothes. I like to see how the clothes look on a moving body and that's all I get from the models. I don't even get much from the plus size models because they are all much tallker than I am and they have thinner, shaplier legs than I have. So see a size L model, doesn't mean I'll look like them in my size L. At 54, I know clothes, I know how I like to look and I know the buzz words that the hosts use. Having said that, I do like a modern fit in my clothing, so I like things that fit close to the body.

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leafycritter — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:35:50 GMT

I like fitted clothes, but I do think the jeans are way too tight on some of the models. I don't want to wear jeans that have the "painted-on" look. I don't like to see the hosts or models wearing jackets so small they can't be buttoned across the front. In my experience, a jacket like that will be so tight across the back that you won't be able to raise your arms easily.

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SharkE — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:40:41 GMT

All the older, more established hosts are really putting on the wgt and need to size up more then a couple of sizes. May be why the Q is bringing on younger and more in shape presenters. I know some have knee problems, etc. when you haven't watched in awhile , then, you turn on the show you holler 'Is that so and so?' your shocked. Must be all the Food Shows.

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Puppy Lips — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:47:27 GMT

On 5/21/2014 Sharke said:
All the older, more established hosts are really putting on the wgt and need to size up more then a couple of sizes. May be why the Q is bringing on younger and more in shape presenters. I know some have knee problems, etc. when you haven't watched in awhile , then, you turn on the show you holler 'Is that so and so?' your shocked. Must be all the Food Shows.

I have been watching for quite a few years now and have not noticed any significant weight gain in any of the hosts. I bet if you saw these women in person you would be surprised at how small they are. Even the "larger" hosts I bet would look great in person.

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Classique — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:50:17 GMT

On 5/21/2014 Sharke said:
All the older, more established hosts are really putting on the wgt and need to size up more then a couple of sizes. May be why the Q is bringing on younger and more in shape presenters. I know some have knee problems, etc. when you haven't watched in awhile , then, you turn on the show you holler 'Is that so and so?' your shocked. Must be all the Food Shows.

ITA! WHY do they have to sample the food? It is disgusting the way most of them eat and talk at the same time. Mary Beth Roe is on right now eating and I have had to mute as I can't stand to listen to this drivel. She is eating some disgusting looking banana concoction that has to be loaded with carbs and is something she does not need!

If QVC wants to sell food they should eliminate any and all on air sampling imo. Just telling about the prouduct should be enough. They need to describe the CALORIE CONTENT and other information PER SERVING and then let the buyers decide if they want to purchase.

I would never ever purchase a food item just because someone, especially a salesperson such as MBR or any of the others, are tasting it and oohing and aahing over it.

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Kathlen — Wed, 21 May 2014 15:54:47 GMT

What I look for specifically is how it fits through the shoulders, bust and upper arm.

So many times - on both the hosts and models, you can see all the little wrinkles from the garment pulling through that area.

I like my clothes to skim my body, not strangle it!

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mnmom — Wed, 21 May 2014 16:05:06 GMT

One person's ""fitted"" is another person's ""too tight."" I like my clothes looser fitting.

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NanaS — Wed, 21 May 2014 17:14:13 GMT

I was just noticing this myself on fashion day..........one model came out in a dress that would have definitely looked better on if it had been one size larger !

I think for modeling the garment and presenting it to look the best possible they should really wear a comfortable size and not look like a stuffed sausage !

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rj167 — Wed, 21 May 2014 17:46:54 GMT

On 5/21/2014 Sharke said:
All the older, more established hosts are really putting on the wgt and need to size up more then a couple of sizes. May be why the Q is bringing on younger and more in shape presenters. I know some have knee problems, etc. when you haven't watched in awhile , then, you turn on the show you holler 'Is that so and so?' your shocked. Must be all the Food Shows.

I can relate. I'm older and have knee problems. I don't wear the same styles or shoes I wore 15 - 20 years ago.

I appreciate seeing the older hosts. Keeps me from ordering something that'll look ridculous on me.

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Fashionista17 — Wed, 21 May 2014 17:58:01 GMT

I hate loose or baggy jeans. To me, jeans ought to be nice and fitted. However, when it comes to tops and jackets, the models do look ridiculous. Even the skinniest models wear jackets that don't come close to buttoning. Perhaps the samples are only size XXS and appropriate sizes aren't available for them to wear, but it does look rather silly. Even a very thin or average sized girl can have a large bust and would need a larger size on top. I am a good example of this, actually. I am a medium and not heavy by any means, but I have a very large bust for my size. Therefore I usually need a large or even an XL top or jacket although it is usually too big around my waist. I would appear ridiculous in a size small, if it even came close to fitting my bust!

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BLH — Wed, 21 May 2014 18:41:21 GMT

I think alot of the host's and model's clothes are too tight. Their clothes look like they're pulling. I would never look like that on TV with ill-fitting clothes. Sometimes I'm embarrased for how they look. I don't know if they have a choice as to what size they have to wear on air or not. I have to laugh when they say they are wearing size xs in a jacket and they wouldn't be able to button it if they tried.

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SharkE — Wed, 21 May 2014 19:36:05 GMT

there's 3 of em that I LOL "I'm wearing a small" and I die laughing and holler and so do I. Just own it, nothing wrong with being a 1x or bigger. I'm a 'L' myself and am not ashamed. I'd be more ashamed to put on (try to at least and rip it out) a 'm' and say I'm a xxs.

You look ridiculous standing there with a camel toe, tops that won't stretch across your bust and tops that won't zip or button. for cat sake just wear your real size. Only Susan Lucci can get by with tiny, petite sizes. One day they will be on the air and we will hear a rip pppp and the seams will pull apart.

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MomCat — Wed, 21 May 2014 20:34:12 GMT

The worst offender I've ever seen wearing overly tight jeans is Diane Gilman. Looks awful.

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MargieRJ — Wed, 21 May 2014 20:42:09 GMT

One of the thinner models a few nights ago was wearing a pair of white pants that were so tight you could clearly see the outline of the pockets. That is TOO TIGHT!