Fashion

[chessylady]

Have you noticed QVC is the Queen of prints? Especially Susan Graver and Denim and Company. I don't mind an occasional print. I do like plaid. But many of the prints are over the top or not easily worn. Prints are not as versatile as solids. I think it is just QVCs way to sell more stuff. I wonder who is buying these mass quantities of prints.

[Love my grandkids]

@chessylady I've never noticed and I really don't care!

[Annabellethecat66]

I often buy prints.  I like prints either on top or bottom.

I don’t tell anyone how to dress and I’d never let anyone tell me.  Last I heard, we can buy whatever we want in this country.

If the OP doesn’t like prints, don’t buy them.  Problem solved.

[mspatmac]

@chessylady  Not me for sure. Personal preference only. Not telling anyone how to dress, and no one tells me. If you like it it's all that matters.

[chessylady]

@Love my grandkids No need to be affended at a simple observation, just pass on by.

[chessylady]

I guess the print people took offense.

[rms1954]

It's not QVC it's the vendor.  There are Susan and WWC are the big print users.  Many other lines have solids or both prints and solids.  

[millieshops]

@chessylady Three of my last 4 QVC clothing purchases were perfectly plain and the fourth was a classic simple plaid.

I have no trouble skipping what I don't think would flatter my body, but plenty of those are perfectly plain.  

[rms1954]

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@chessylady wrote:

@Love my grandkids No need to be affended at a simple observation, just pass on by.

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I often wonder why people bother to comment if they don't really care.  

[millieshops]

@rms1954 I'm sitting here smiling -  I can't think of anything Susan I ever bought that wasn't perfectly plain with the exception of one pair of trousers that are a quiet beige/white print -  the print is such that from a distance the pant looks to be off white.

I live near a huge Macy's -  at any one time they have thousands of print items on their clothing racks.  Apparently many women do like prints.

I think we're fortunate to have choices.