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Re: Granted, I'm not a vest person, but the reason I don't like Q vests is

In the fall, Chicos had a very nice one that had princess seams so it fit beautifully.

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Re: Granted, I'm not a vest person, but the reason I don't like Q vests is

I really like the TSV vest, but it's too long for a petite. I saw it on Rachel this morning and did not like the length on her. There are so many of us shorties out there, I can not understand why they won't accommodate us along with the regular size. IMO you need to be at least 5ft6 to pull off that vest.

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Re: Granted, I'm not a vest person, but the reason I don't like Q vests is

@blackhole99
They're so consumed with 'camouflage' and 'covering up' that they never consider the alternatives which is how proper fit is flattering
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Re: Granted, I'm not a vest person, but the reason I don't like Q vests is

This article has some good ideas about styling vests.

 

http://styleblueprint.com/everyday/how-to-wear-a-vest/

 

I only have one vest, a white sherpa one from Talbot's. It's pretty, but I admit I have a love/hate relationship with it.

 

It does look cute over long-sleeved tops, especially striped ones.

The problems I have with this (or any other viest):

What do you do when you go indoors? If I wear the vest, it kind of gets in the way of eating or sitting comfortably.

Plus, if it's cold enough to wear a vest, it's cold enough to cover my arms IMO (I tend to be cold anyway.)

 

Bottom line, I'm probably not a vest person. My daughter is; she wears them often and they look cute on her. Granddaughter also. And they live in CA, where the climate is pretty mild, so a vest is more practical I think.

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Re: Granted, I'm not a vest person, but the reason I don't like Q vests is

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there are vests that aren't quilted and lined; that are specifically for fashion purposes.

Image result for fashion vests for women

Image result for fashion vests for women

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I have a few and I love them

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Re: Granted, I'm not a vest person, but the reason I don't like Q vests is

I posted in another thread that this length of a vest doesn't work for me.  I'm 5'4" and I have a short torso.  I am also bottom heavy.  I ordered a D&C vest once and should have returned it. 

 

A vest this length either fits me through my shoulders, bust and arms and I can't zip it because it's too tight through the hip area or if I can zip it, I'm swimming in it everywhere else.    

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Re: Granted, I'm not a vest person, but the reason I don't like Q vests is

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@Andreatoo wrote:

@peachesncream

there are vests that aren't quilted and lined; that are specifically for fashion purposes.

Image result for fashion vests for women

Image result for fashion vests for women

Image result for fashion vests for women

I have a few and I love them


Good looking vests. Vests can be dowdy if they're not done right. Some remind me of the old "Blockbuster" vests.

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Re: Granted, I'm not a vest person, but the reason I don't like Q vests is

I'm just not a vest person.

 

I like them on others, but not on me.