Fashion

[Pearlee]

@ALRATIBA  Ohhhhh - how very elegant and pretty.  I love MOP buttons.

[henderson]

To IG:  I have gotten so many holes from most of the tops I wear.  I thought it was because of the zipper on my jeans which I finally realized wasn't true.  It didn't matter if the material was thin or thick it happened no matter which pants I wore (even without zippers).  I wore one top once or twice and it got a hole in it near the bottom, right side.  So yesterday I wore a maxi Liz Lange dress and guess what, there are small holes in the piece that goes around the body above my waist.  I can't figure this out what is causing this problem because it has happened soon or later with my blouses/tops.  I don't think it's moths because other tops I seldom wear don't have holes yet. 

[Pearlee]

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@henderson wrote:

To IG:  I have gotten so many holes from most of the tops I wear.  I thought it was because of the zipper on my jeans which I finally realized wasn't true.  It didn't matter if the material was thin or thick it happened no matter which pants I wore (even without zippers).  I wore one top once or twice and it got a hole in it near the bottom, right side.  So yesterday I wore a maxi Liz Lange dress and guess what, there are small holes in the piece that goes around the body above my waist.  I can't figure this out what is causing this problem because it has happened soon or later with my blouses/tops.  I don't think it's moths because other tops I seldom wear don't have holes yet. 

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@henderson  If they are around your waist, is it something about your seat belt?

[Katcat1]

@anniemae,   The prices are too high for the quality (fabrics used).  I read on this forum how women hand washed her clothes and they nearly fall apart.  I bought a cardigan sweater from her years ago before all this nonsense she is selling.  The cardigan is paper thin.  You can do better at other stores like JJill or Black & White, a dept. store.  All these places mark clothes down shortly after they come on the floor.  I recently ended up with 2 pima cotton tees from JJill.  One I got for $13 (it was the last one left in my size) and the other was $23 or so.  They were marked down and another 30% off  the sale price.  JJill carries petites.  

[Pearlee]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

@anniemae,   The prices are too high for the quality (fabrics used).  I read on this forum how women hand washed her clothes and they nearly fall apart.  I bought a cardigan sweater from her years ago before all this nonsense she is selling.  The cardigan is paper thin.  You can do better at other stores like JJill or Black & White, a dept. store.  All these places mark clothes down shortly after they come on the floor.  I recently ended up with 2 pima cotton tees from JJill.  One I got for $13 (it was the last one left in my size) and the other was $23 or so.  They were marked down and another 30% off  the sale price.  JJill carries petites.  

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I haven't hand washed anything since before I acquired any LOGO clothing.  I've always machine washed my LOGO items.  If they have lace or embellishment, I wash them in mesh laundry bags in the washing machine and I usually use Dreft a gentle detergent and hang to dry.  I haven't hand washed any LOGO.

[anniemae]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

@anniemae,   The prices are too high for the quality (fabrics used).  I read on this forum how women hand washed her clothes and they nearly fall apart.  I bought a cardigan sweater from her years ago before all this nonsense she is selling.  The cardigan is paper thin.  You can do better at other stores like JJill or Black & White, a dept. store.  All these places mark clothes down shortly after they come on the floor.  I recently ended up with 2 pima cotton tees from JJill.  One I got for $13 (it was the last one left in my size) and the other was $23 or so.  They were marked down and another 30% off  the sale price.  JJill carries petites.  

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Thank you for your thoughts.

[anniemae]

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@elated wrote:

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@anniemae wrote:

I just was wondering what other women think.  I've never bought anything from LOGO as of yet.  I think a lot of her stuff is really cute, but it just seems a little too expensive sometimes.  I'm very short/small - 5'2" - so I don't know how her clothes would look on me.  

Does LOGO look good on very small and petite women?  Also, do you layer clothes like Lori shows?  It looks nice on the models, but in real life would anyone really layer and layer their clothes like this?  Just wondering.  Thanks!! 

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I have never worn Logo's clothes. I just want you to think about your size and your proportions. Petite clothing is made for petites and they enchance your figure. Missy and Plus size clothing are made for their figures. I know they try to convince you everything works for everybody. IMHO this is so far from the truth. If you looked at Sharon this morning, she is 5'2", she wore heels. If it were not for the heels the dress would have hung to the floor. I would advise you against this purchase.  Of course, it is your money and do what you want.

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Thanks for your advice, @elated.  I do agree with you about the height.  I think the TSV would be way too long on me  

[anniemae]

Thanks for all of your thoughts and suggestions everyone!!

[Justice4all]

@KingstonsMom

Regarding A285336, I also have those tops and was amazed how they bloomed a peach fuzz on their own!  More comfy tops to wear at home!  With care, most tops wash fairly well.  The cottons wash very well.  

[Shanus]

@anniemae LOGO on a petite, like me, doesn't work. At 5'1", 100 lbs. even the smaller sizes look too long and too much fabric. Amy S. who sometimes hosts the shows & wears LOGO and is also petite can get away w/ it because she's always wearing very high heels. IMO, the tops are still way too long on her, too. 

Layering? 93 in NC today. The lightest weight clothing I can wear in public...and natural fabrics...most LOGO is rayon & spandex. No way!!!!