Fashion

[Kazsails]

I do love Logo - but I've seen myself in a couple of pictures lately wearing my Logo tops and they are not flatering whatsoever.  I look like I'm wearing maternity tops and like I've gained 20 lbs or more.  

They are pretty and flowy and easy to wear but I've determined it's not a good look on me.  I'm 5' 7" and weigh approx 155 so i'm on the edge of a size 8 and creeping towards a size 10 and I really don't want to make myself look any larger.

Sorry to say I'm going to have to be very careful on what style I choose from now on.

[Blingqueen023]

I totally believe what you said here.  When I first saw this line come out, I first thought that if I was pregnant that would be a good line to purchase for maternity clothes. 

[ItsME]

That's why I've never purchased her line... I'm petite, and I know that that look makes me look large.  I need more fitted styles.

[thyme Patty]

I understand.. I have to be careful what I buy also..  I try to look at the models that are short though..  most tops are too long and will hit my knees.   

[Double-D]

I am becoming less & less interested in Logo these days.  It now all looks the same somehow.

[hoosieroriginal]

I'm just getting my waistline back, I want to emphasize it, not cover it.  Was at Target today and they have a cute boho style called Knox Rose - but again, all look like maternity wear and loose fitting - not flattering on my body type.  I totally agree that her clothes are not flattering at all.  (Sorry Logo lovers)

[nana59]

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@Double-D wrote:

I am becoming less & less interested in Logo these days.  It now all looks the same somehow.

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Just think of all the money you're gonna save!!

[wishmoon]

I've bought Logo and worn it but I've noticed that tops, when hung on hangers, stretch out terribly. Being tall, I can handle some of the length but the sloppiness, no. I think I'll pass on this line of clothing from now on.

[momoftwo2007]

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@Kazsails wrote:

I do love Logo - but I've seen myself in a couple of pictures lately wearing my Logo tops and they are not flatering whatsoever.  I look like I'm wearing maternity tops and like I've gained 20 lbs or more.  

They are pretty and flowy and easy to wear but I've determined it's not a good look on me.  I'm 5' 7" and weigh approx 155 so i'm on the edge of a size 8 and creeping towards a size 10 and I really don't want to make myself look any larger.

Sorry to say I'm going to have to be very careful on what style I choose from now on.

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I carry my weight in my mid-section and my bottom, so Logo styled shirts do accentuate my problem areas and look like I've gained 20lbs, too.

[Chi-town girl]

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@Kazsails wrote:

I do love Logo - but I've seen myself in a couple of pictures lately wearing my Logo tops and they are not flatering whatsoever.  I look like I'm wearing maternity tops and like I've gained 20 lbs or more.  

They are pretty and flowy and easy to wear but I've determined it's not a good look on me.  I'm 5' 7" and weigh approx 155 so i'm on the edge of a size 8 and creeping towards a size 10 and I really don't want to make myself look any larger.

Sorry to say I'm going to have to be very careful on what style I choose from now on.

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Excellent -good to know what works for you. 

But, it certainly doesn't apply to me or millions of others that shop & wear Logo well! 

Why would you be 'sorry to be careful on what style you choose'? It's a good thing to have that awareness.  

What's equally good - not dissing others for their own personal fashion decisions even if you disagree or dislike it.