Fashion

[KittySoftPaws]

I love Shawn K. but she has got to stop saying she is a size 2 in jeans etc. The liverpool rep is a 4 and Shawn is a 2? Come on now Shawn. You look great, but you are not a size 2.

[Carmie]

Who really cares?  It is not important.  Besides,everyone is built differently.  It is almost impossible to guess what size somone is wearing by looking, especially on TV.

Women should not be valued or judged by their size.  Being a size two is nothing to brag about....it's just a size you wear.

[ellaphant]

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@KittySoftPaws wrote:

I love Shawn K. but she has got to stop saying she is a size 2 in jeans etc. The liverpool rep is a 4 and Shawn is a 2? Come on now Shawn. You look great, but you are not a size 2.

Who cares?

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[cjm61]

@KittySoftPaws Does it really matter?

I do have to add, there are a few brands on QVC that I wear a 2. By no means am I a true 2. I am more a 4 or 6. So, maybe she IS wearing a 2 today. But again, what does it matter. Everyone should check garment measurements before ordering a garment anyway.

[Nonametoday]

I would think, based on the fact my daughter now wears a 6 and once wore a 0 and a 2, before she had a medical situation which (thyroid cancer) which has caused her to gain weight on her thyroid medication but before she knew she had cancer, she was a 0 and a 2, but she was very small. She is tall but I think the only one as thin as she, would be Amy Stran.She was so thin, her ribs poked out and I didn't like to hug her for fear I was going to break a bone.  

[Etoile308]

Yes, garment measurements should be checked. But I think it matters to those looking for a visual on what size they might wear in a garment. That's why the clothes are modeled.  Better to say nothing than to give a customer the wrong impression that could result in a return...or worse a never to return again customer. 

[They Call Me MR Wilkes]

This is gonna be good!...until it isn't!

[Tinkrbl44]

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@KittySoftPaws wrote:

I love Shawn K. but she has got to stop saying she is a size 2 in jeans etc. The liverpool rep is a 4 and Shawn is a 2? Come on now Shawn. You look great, but you are not a size 2.

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@KittySoftPaws 

Oh please ... this is an easy one. 

Here's my theory ....

The clothing manufacturers send samples of new styles to the hosts that usually sell their lines.

Before the samples are sent off, THE SIZE LABELS ARE CHANGED.  It might be a size 6 or 8, but the seamstresses sew in labels that say Size 2.

So, the host thinks she's wearing a size 2.  

LOL 

[Desertdi]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

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@KittySoftPaws wrote:

I love Shawn K. but she has got to stop saying she is a size 2 in jeans etc. The liverpool rep is a 4 and Shawn is a 2? Come on now Shawn. You look great, but you are not a size 2.

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@KittySoftPaws 

Oh please ... this is an easy one. 

Here's my theory ....

The clothing manufacturers send samples of new styles to the hosts that usually sell their lines.

Before the samples are sent off, THE SIZE LABELS ARE CHANGED.  It might be a size 6 or 8, but the seamstresses sew in labels that say Size 2.

So, the host thinks she's wearing a size 2.  

LOL 

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@Tinkrbl44      YUP!!!    I shop in "discount" stores...and have found a lot of "mismarked label" items...some of them even sewn in upside/down...off center,  wrong sizes, etc.    This stuff is usually joblotted by the manufacturer....at HUGE discounts.    di

[San Antonio Gal]

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@Etoile308 wrote:

Yes, garment measurements should be checked. But I think it matters to those looking for a visual on what size they might wear in a garment. That's why the clothes are modeled.  Better to say nothing than to give a customer the wrong impression that could result in a return...or worse a never to return again customer. 

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I would agree that it makes a difference to say a correct size for someone looking at Shawn and making a purchase from what Shawn says she wears.  No one reading this may do this, but there are some out there that will.

She was a size 2 at one time in her life: