Re: Lori Goldstein TSV

NYCLatinaMe · ‎01-14-2017

While tie-dye is on its way out (and the TSV should be clearance, it is an old item), I understand that dip-dye is still going strong into next year. Lots of dip-dye in the spring collections for next year. I'll post some pictures below. Logo has some good dip dye.

While asymmetrical hems are not for everyone, I like some of them, they are flattering on me. I am a discerning customer and buy what I think looks best on me. Not all asymmetrical hemlines work, they are bad IMO when they are too voluminous.

Logo is also on trend with her sheer items. Even though the style is a major trend, I will not buy because it is not for me. I would have to layer and I don't like layering.

Logo also has on trend silhouettes on pants. A style I really wanted sold out on me and I am hoping she brings it back, she styles with it a lot. The faux leather is very on trend and expected to continue, as are joggers and straight leg pants. The Today Only Price A523674 LOGO by Lori Goldstein Knit Pull-On Traveler Pants are a winner, on sale and on trend. I bought a couple of extra pairs (I had purchased before) because Women with Control, my favorite, seems to be focusing on polyester pants I don't like. Renee seems not to be making her 86% cotton/14% spandex pants anymore. The A523674 are second best and is all I can get at a reasonable price right now.

These are dip-dye styles on the runway for spring 2023

Fendi

a model on fendi's spring 2023 runway

Ferragamo

Courrèges

more Ferragamo

Ferragamo

Caaareful Shopper · ‎10-09-2012

Not a fan of most tie-dye. But I love dip-dye, when it's done right and with saturated colors. But by the end of the day, the design of the piece must be attractive, not just another t-shirt or pullover to check a box.

NYCLatinaMe · ‎01-14-2017

@Jaspersmom wrote:
I'll just say I don't get LG at all. The clothes do nothing to flatter the body. However, to each her own and if you like that style, go for it. It's weird how some designers make it and others don't. I never understood how LG caught on, especially in the beginning. All she did was take shirts that were in QVC inventory, added some fabric at the hem and then called it her own. She has progressed some and fewer of her pieces resemble those early products. If anything, I'd say she's moved a bit to the middle of the road, but there are plenty of QVC vendors who sell similar items, so I don't know how she competes. I know Amy is a big fan, but I wonder if any of the other hosts and models wear her clothes outside of work. I know quite a few people who purchase clothes from QVC and none of them buy LG.

@Jaspersmom Logo works for me because of the fit. I have small shoulders, bigger hips, short torso. When I buy tops that are Isaac or Denim & Co., or most other lines really, the size that fits at the hem has shoulders that would be huge on me. The neckline would not lay right. And that is not a good look. I don't like the Graver and Isaac "fit and flare", which is arguably to accommodate hips but actually exaggerates them, too voluminous and unflattering. Much (not all) Logo flares softly and accommodates my body at the shoulders and the hem without emphasizing the difference. So that is why I ❤️ Logo. I also like her colors and prints, but it is the fit that makes me purchase. I agree that her style has evolved. Everything that I bought at the beginning was donated within a couple of years. She is much better now.

Skyegirl21 · ‎03-20-2010

Not sure wwhat it is about this tie-dye... I love tie-dye, but not the random color splashes on this top- I know! Tie-dye usually does have some kind of pattern, but not this top. Every color is still available in my size.

Glitter51 · ‎08-23-2010

the TSV is ugly!

faeriemoon · ‎03-14-2010

Kind of wishing I hadn't passed it up. Love the shorter length and the even hemline. I liked the black and the purple.

~What a terrible era in which idiots govern the blind.~ William Shakespeare

JASMINE99 · ‎01-05-2012

I like a few of logo pieces. I would go for the high cotton content. I was willing to pay for unquie designs. But not anymore. Fashion is there but quality construction is not. None of her cotton Tees have binding. After a few washings I have expensive "bacon" collard tees. Not a good look.