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06-12-2024 03:51 PM
Hello - I read a lot of posts about QVC's clothes looking like old lady clothes. That got me to thinking what do people consider old lady clothes to look like. I think of old lady clothes as frumpy, ill made and ill fitting garments, that do not flatter the wearer. I think the same garment can look bad on a mature lady or a young lady if it doesn't fit correctly or flatter. Just as most any style can look great on a lady of any age if it is well fitting and well made. What do you think?
06-12-2024 03:58 PM
Shift dresses seem "old lady" to me. That is the only thing I can say for certain that I think looks "old lady" on anyone who wears them. I have some from my Mom that I need to donate. I was keeping some thinking that I would use the material to make doll clothes for my grand daughter. She is not big into dolls and I can't see me doing that anyway. PLUS, I hate to ruin a piece of clothing that someone else can wear after I donate it.
06-12-2024 04:06 PM
Pretty much every pair of shoes that QVC sells.
06-12-2024 04:07 PM
Let's see... "moo moos" (caftan-like dresses)
nightgowns, housedress
fur coats
dark brown lip pencil & lipstick
panty hose
round toe "pump" style shoes
Obviously these are just generalizations, but it's what comes to my mind.
06-12-2024 04:10 PM
I agree with you.
I don't think it's the clothes themselves, but a combination of the way they are worn (how they fit) and the attitude/look of the person wearing them.
@dollgal wrote:Hello - I read a lot of posts about QVC's clothes looking like old lady clothes. That got me to thinking what do people consider old lady clothes to look like. I think of old lady clothes as frumpy, ill made and ill fitting garments, that do not flatter the wearer. I think the same garment can look bad on a mature lady or a young lady if it doesn't fit correctly or flatter. Just as most any style can look great on a lady of any age if it is well fitting and well made. What do you think?
06-12-2024 04:10 PM
I couldn't give a general description but I know it when I see it.
06-12-2024 04:12 PM
Anything made by Alfred Dunner
06-12-2024 04:19 PM - edited 06-12-2024 04:20 PM
Baggy dresses with no shape, pearl necklaces (I hate pearls), shoes with orthopedic soles, loud prints made to hide the body, I'm sure there are more. Just anything frumpy and dumpy. Anything that looks like you just threw it on and don't care how you look.
06-12-2024 04:20 PM
06-12-2024 04:20 PM
Sorrry - I can't agree with that sweeping statement. It doesn't apply to everyone.
One of my friends wear's Dunner - and she looks rather chic.
As I said in an early reply .... combination of clothes and wearer ..... fit and attitude.
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@I am still oxox wrote:Anything made by Alfred Dunner
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