Fashion

[kjae]

On 3/28/2015 Lila4now said:

She needs to offer more petite tops. I'm a petite, and they just look sloppy on a petite person. To look nice in her clothes, you really need to be tall and thin. Otherwise, they look like a hot mess.

AGREED. I am 5'3" and I look disheveled in these. Her colors are gorgeous. The material pills, as does Susan Graver liquid knit.

[ssojourner]

Sorry, but most shown today look like frumps in the LOGO designs. I have liked a few of her tees, but most seem like a re-hash of the same old styles -- most hang weird on all but the tiny or stick thin models and hosts. Amy Stran looked great, but most look like they are auditioning for Barnum and Bailey.

[kimsu1]

On 3/28/2015 Kathleen said:

I happen to like LOGO and think the prices are fair. I bought the maize!

The embellishment isn't just "sequins." They are chiffon appliques with sequins and beads.

This top would literally be $85 before tax at Anthropologie. If you think the prices are unfair, you're shopping elsewhere. I didn't order this, but the prices reflect what's out in the marketplace at this level of detail.

[Biftu]

I am petite a 5'1"" xxs and they do not look sloppy or a hot mess on me. In fact quite the opposite. I feel they elongate my body especially when worn with leggings. I like my tops longer and would buy they regular even if offered in petite. I feel more covered in a longer length over leggings. Always get compliments even from strangers.

[Ibby114]

On 3/27/2015 iluvacop said:

On 3/27/2015 Alsee said: Seems nuts to me too but I know a lot of women like her designs. I ordered a top from her once. It was literally a piece of junk and back it went These clothes just aren't for me

I like some of her clothes, but others, for the price, are indeed junk. For example, the high-low hem terry sweatshirt with hood (it was a TSV last year). Robertson raved about how soft it is, like a baby blanket, etc. Yeah, until you wash and dry it. Mine pilled terribly inside. It feels like when you sleep on flannel sheets that are full of pills. I should have returned it.

I love my tsv hoodie from last year- mine was an 'as is' and looked [& smelled!] brand new! I don't put it in the dryer. I air dry most of my clothes since heat breaks down fabric that has any spandex.

[HomeShoppingLover87]

I agree, OP. Always wanted one of her tops, but can't justify paying $50 for a T-shirt. Even her sales, when shipping is factored in, come out to be $40 or so. With discount fashion websites and stores like TJ Maxx, I can even get high-quality shoes and pants for less than that.

[Gohar]

On 3/28/2015 kimsu1 said:

On 3/28/2015 Kathleen said:

I happen to like LOGO and think the prices are fair. I bought the maize!

The embellishment isn't just "sequins." They are chiffon appliques with sequins and beads.

This top would literally be $85 before tax at Anthropologie. If you think the prices are unfair, you're shopping elsewhere. I didn't order this, but the prices reflect what's out in the marketplace at this level of detail.

It would have been that much but the quality at Anthro is far superior. I don't mond LOGO pricing however it's cheaply made. I want a lot of her stuff but I can't spend 50-80 dollars on a tops that won't last a season. At least with Anthro I've had tops for years and they still look good.

[Skyegirl21]

Her ankle leggings cut her legs off and make her look stumpy. Is french terry cool in summer? I hope this trend is over soon, ick.

[Karotsy]

I want to purchase something by Lori but her tees look too tight on the bust line. I purchase men's tees in Small because although fitted its a bit loose. Few days ago I saw a shiny sequence tee by Lori but again it just looks too tight in the upper front. Hope she branches out to more and different styles.