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[Lucky Charm]

I have several cold shoulder tops and love wearing them.  I didn't know QVC sold any.  

I don't layer clothes, but may wear a fitted jean jacket or an olive green one that are shorter than some of the boho type tops I wear under them.  It covers up the caboose, but still gives you a waistline.

As far as Uggs, there's a nice cruelty free brand called PawJ California that are more feminine looking, imho.  Check out the site.

I don't shop for clothes on shopping channels so I don't watch the *fashion* segments.  But if people here, there or anywhere like them, buy them and wear them---what's the harm?

[Shanus]

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@Lucky Charmwrote:

I have several cold shoulder tops and love wearing them.  I didn't know QVC sold any.  

I don't layer clothes, but may wear a fitted jean jacket or an olive green one that are shorter than some of the boho type tops I wear under them.  It covers up the caboose, but still gives you a waistline.

As far as Uggs, there's a nice cruelty free brand called PawJ California that are more feminine looking, imho.  Check out the site.

I don't shop for clothes on shopping channels so I don't watch the *fashion* segments.  But if people here, there or anywhere like them, buy them and wear them---what's the harm?

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@Lucky Charm  ITA. The clothing that Q shows doesn’t necessarily represent “fashion”. They show a lot of trends: layering, very tight & probably uncomfortable jeans, tees with words, bell/ruffled sleeves, peep toe shoes w/ 3” heels  that I can’t walk in, etc. 

Each of us need to choose what is our style and go with it...wherever we find it.