Fashion

[wilma]

I've seen more than one model on various shopping channels wear clothes that look too small. I can deal with jackets that don't close and tops that are a bit tight, but the pants that look like sausage casings are the worst. I cringe when I see them in pants that are so tight they leave nothing to the imagination. JMO. 

[Spurt]

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@wilma wrote:

I've seen more than one model on various shopping channels wear clothes that look too small. I can deal with jackets that don't close and tops that are a bit tight, but the pants that look like sausage casings are the worst. I cringe when I see them in pants that are so tight they leave nothing to the imagination. JMO. 

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@wilma 

I even noticed that on some TV shows and commercials what's up with these TIGHT CLOTHES....SMH!!!  When did PROPER FIT go out of style????

[ALRATIBA]

Check out the model wearing the blouse in this video at the beginning of the video and then again at 3.1.  

Joan Rivers V-Neck Denim Shirt w/ Back Button Detail - QVC.com

And - the model in this Basso jacket video. Why bother putting buttons and buttonholes on a jacket when "never the twain shall meet"?

Dennis Basso Printed Topper - QVC.com

[Roni18]

I'm noticing this more and more on QVC.  Not sure if the supply chain is just so bad that they can't get enough sizes or what the problem is.  I am not one to really focus on or complain about hosts, models, etc. but it is very important that the items be presented properly.  Last night, I was watching the presentation of a button up shirt and the model was larger busted.  It looked horrible, like it could barely button.  I have a bigger bust myself so I am very focused on this and that was a total no to me.  If she had been wearing the proper size it might have looked better.  

[ALRATIBA]

What I wonder about .... how come the designers don't say something to the stylists and models.

If I were the designers ....no way anything I designed would be shown like that!

[GenXmuse]

Just say "No" to camel toe!

[Katcat1]

@bewise   I don't think the models select their own clothes.  They wear what they are given.  It's the people selecting the sizes that need to get it together.

[Jo1313]

I appreciate QVC using larger sized models..It should make a person like me make a better choice of what I "might" look like in the item.

PLEASE give those lovely ladies the correct size to model!

Some of them look like they are stuffed in a sausage skin!

That isn't helping me make a choice..It's more likely to make me say "NO".

[Secretariat1]

And why would you style a model who's a 3XXXXXXXX, in tight leggings with a 'tucked' peplum top?! In fact, why not style a plus size model in fashion that's actually flattering to a plus size person rather than making them look ridiculous, if not offensive, in a style that's more flattering on an average size person. I don't know how many times I've looked at the screen and had to do a double-take at what I was seeing.

[proudlyfromNJ]

I read awhile ago that the stylist I think his name is Angelo puts them in tight clothes as he said they look better that way. Makes no sense to me. I tend to believe it's true because I can't believe every one of the models think forcing themselves into clothes too small looks good.