Fashion

[kelsey17]

Favorite:  Susan Graver

Least Favorite :  Logo

[Nataliesgramma]

Well...

Favorite.......Louis D.....Love the whisper knit sweaters

                    Bob Mackie

                    Denim & Co  bootcut pants

                    Susan Graver....but not watching her present them

Least Favorite....Lisa Rhinna.... Don't like her or her clothes

                           LOGO....LOVE the colors she uses...but her style is not                                                                                                                 for me

[TY]

Used to like Joan Rivers clothes before she passed away but the line has gone off the rails with too many big shirts.

I like Dennis Basso. The clothes are manufactured by Tiger J LLC which also makes a couple of other clothing lines sold in Canada.

Least favorite: G.I.L.I. QVC's designer knock-off line falls way short on design and presentation. 

[Calcgirl]

Oh, I forgot,  I like the D&C pull on style straight leg pants for knocking around.  I swore I would never wear elastic waist pants but when I fractured a bone in my right shoulder I could not wear pants that had a zipper and buttons. ( it was difficult enough pulling up pants with one arm). LOL   Now, I really like them for knocking around and if I have to go do errands I still feel pulled together. BTW, you can tell them have elastic with a shirt not tucked in.

I am a size medium (10).  The fit is the same as Macy's pants and jeans and they wash well.

[Trix]

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@Bhvbum wrote:

favorites: LOGO, no question.   Perfect fashion for comfort. Where I live women are thinner and these types of clothes are worn everywhere.  When I travel in Europe I'm often asked where my clothes come from.

least:  louis dell'olio. Too mature looking. 

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@Bhvbum, I can confidently assure you that the popularity of the LOGO style is not limited to thin women.  A trip to any regional mall, sports event, or theme park will support my statement that this style is hot across America, worn by women of many sizes and a broad age range.

The QVC fashion line which features the most styles I find appealing is Isaac M.  I'm delighted he added size 0 to the 24/7 collection. That said, there's a place in my closet for Women with Control bottoms, and a colorful Quacker jacket. Every now and then I see something which I think has potential from most of the Q designers.

One of the brands I like least is LOGO and I'm a 60+, 5'5", size 0. I used to like Lori's line before everything became rayon spandex.  I just don't like the fabrication by any designer or any brand.  I exclude LOGO Lounge french terry from the dislike, and would include it in the previous paragragh.  Another brand which so far has not wildly impressed me is H by Halston. It's only been a year for the brand, so that opinion could change.   

[abbeythe 8th]

10-15 years ago at least half my wardrobe came from QVC.  I liked most of their designer brands as well as Jessica Holbrook.

Now I seldom buy any of their fashions.  Out of the present crop, I used to like Linea but not so much anymore.  Something about it, or me has has changed.

[ALRATIBA]

Favorites:  Lisa Rinna, Renee, Lori and Susan

Least Favorites:  Everyone else.  I don't watch the rest.

[nyc1]

Favorite...    Louis/Linea (more so years ago when he also did gorgeous leathers and suedes),  Isaac sweaters/scarves

Least ...     Quacker, Logo, S. Graver (HATE liquid knit -so cheap feeling IMO) & lots of D& Co.

[Caligurll]

I havem't purchased clothing from QVC because I still kind of enjoy going shopping and trying on clothing, but the designer whose clothing I like the most is Isaac and some GILI.  I don't really have a least favorite.

[Katcat1]

I would have to say Issac for best and G.I.L.I. for least (over trendy).     

What happened to Denim & Co?  I thought they were the Q's home designer -- prices are too high now.