Fashion

[heykittykitty]

I love her style. I own two long-sleeved tops and a vest. I'm 49. A lady I work with who is 66 also has some LOGO pieces. We're pretty sure we're going to order the same style in the same color someday. I actually don't see this type of clothing a lot where I live (southwest u.s).

[HiLo]

In my humble opinion, I think these clothes are just the thing for the younger woman. But I think they do nothing for Lori herself. As another poster said, they will be out of style before you know it.

[shoekitty]

Logo won't appeal to everyone, but the style has a great appeal. I think you have to look at the pieces one by one online.Don't think of them as layers. Then go from there. I wear Logo, one piece at a time. I have never watched a show, but I have 3 style tops of hers, in about 4 colors each. One top I have bought 3 years in a row.

As far as the quality goes, the sewing, stitching is wonderful. Her cotton tops are not the best quality fabric. That comes from someone who has 7 of that same top. I love the fit, the style and they go with my favorite skirts and pants. That is why I keep buying them, knowing they last one season. The cotton gets tiny holes all over (from tieing threads together) and they get like like limp rags after several washings. I delicate launder, and hang dry!

That said, as far as her style goes, it is everywhere. You can find her style tops at Neimans, Last Call, Acacia, soft surroundings, Nordies to name a few. I have trouble NOT finding that style top. It is hard ro find something simple and fitted, IMO! The tunic length top is in. I am short, so I don't always like it. And the a line top with shark bite, high-low hem, and handkerchief hem are very trendy now . It has been the case last season and this season.

Edited to spaces! My space bar is not working!

So her style is not that far off from XCVI, Eileen Fisher, Joan Vass, Johnny Was and many other designers.

[shoekitty]

On 5/17/2014 Peaches McPhee said:

On 5/16/2014 bbluvr said:

It is artsy and free spirited.

This is very well said. It is artsy. I love the unstructured look about it.

As with everything, it is not for everyone. So, why do people think it should be? That is what I don't get.

I love the artsy look as well. I have tons of basic, more fitted, solid color tops. Sometimes you just want to look different, and not wear a cookie cutter top.

[jarheadzmomma]

I just made my first LOGO purchase. It was her LOGO Lounge tank dress with the Hi-Lo hem. I wasn't sure what I would think about it once I got it home, but I love it, and so does my DH. I think I am going to try one of her tops as well. I saw Lisa R. wearing it when then were leaving for Italy a few days ago on her FB page. I had seen it online before, but wasn't sure what it would look like on. I liked it with her jeans.

I'm 5'3" and weigh 168. I've lost 55 lbs in the last 18 months, 49 years old, and live in Michigan.

[va603]

I am 37 and I have lots of Logo pieces. I live in the suburbs outside of D.C. There are many shopping choices available. I see lots of LOGO-like styles out in the nicer department stores. They are much more than what I pay on QVC. I do not layer upon layer the way Lori does. I do find many of her pieces very figure flattering. I am also 5'7"" and I have to agree that her styles can overwhelm a shorter person.

[Jackielee]

On 5/18/2014 nyfd380 said:

I thought these forums were going to be friendly. I was wrong. I did not mean to offend anyone. I never said I did not like this line of clothing. The line is just very curious to me. I live in NC and I have never seen anyone wearing this line or anything similar. I do understand that all people have different taste in clothing. I reiterate, I was just inquiring. So, ladies, the ones who got offended, I will bid you farewell. I will never inquire about anything again.

I also was not offended however, if you go back and read your intial letter , you just weren't inquiring; you made a statement regarding how you didn't understand how the line was still being shown and that you didn't find it appealing at all. Not exactly the friendliest opening statement.

[Perkup]

How silly of some people to be constantly offended by someone who doesn't like what they like, or likes what they don't. This is a discussion forum - unless two sides are presented there is no discussion other than OH YES, I AGREE That's no fun! All the topics presented should be open for pro and con discussion. I've been called a liar and a hater and more for being honest.

Time to grow up ladies and kick that chip off your shoulders. Embrace the differences and learn from them.

[sligo]

On 5/18/2014 nyfd380 said:

I thought these forums were going to be friendly. I was wrong. I did not mean to offend anyone. I never said I did not like this line of clothing. The line is just very curious to me. I live in NC and I have never seen anyone wearing this line or anything similar. I do understand that all people have different taste in clothing. I reiterate, I was just inquiring. So, ladies, the ones who got offended, I will bid you farewell. I will never inquire about anything again.

Check out downtown artsy Asheville!!!!

[winamac1]

On 5/18/2014 va603 said:

I am 37 and I have lots of Logo pieces. I live in the suburbs outside of D.C. There are many shopping choices available. I see lots of LOGO-like styles out in the nicer department stores. They are much more than what I pay on QVC. I do not layer upon layer the way Lori does. I do find many of her pieces very figure flattering. I am also 5'7" and I have to agree that her styles can overwhelm a shorter person.

ITA. I'm older than you are and five 8. I wear a lot of Logo on the weekends and in my down time. I don't layer the way she does either, and I think her prices are high due to s/h. But, in a few boutiques I've seen similar for the same price or more. I also think her styles can overwhelm a shorter person. I don't know if super heavy women look great in her clothing, but if they feel good in her tops, that's all that matters.