Fashion

[JavaQueen]

There am instant dress they were selling on the Q web site. I found it most telling when the description stated "not QVC sizing."

[MoJoV]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

It makes them appear to be very disorganized not to have her size on the set.  She shouldn't have to be constantly asking for it.  She may be partly at fault for not making arrangements for the sizes she'll need before the show.

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Exactly. It's either disorganization or completely staged for effect.  Carolyn has to be one of their best at bringing in clothing $, probably the top sales person for apparel. She's a fantastic host. Suspicious they wouldn't have her size ready to go for her.  Maybe the staging people are just too lazy to switch things out from all the" xxsmall" hosts.   Nah.

[Lipstickdiva]

I once heard one of the hosts say that all the clothing brought out are either an XS or S.  I'm not sure if that's still the case or not. 

[jonbon]

I think she plans to try on/wear certain items in each show, and they have those available for her. But sometimes she decides to put on something that was not scheduled as a change for her, and that's when she has to ask for a size. So they may have planned for her to wear a denim jacket to start the show and change into a sweater at some later point, but in the meantime she decides to throw on a fleece jacket that is being shown as well.

[Alexa6352]

@Lipstickdiva I believe that is true.The next time you watch a clothing show,if they happen to give a close up of the garment,I always see XS. My best guess is that most garments look better in smaller sizes.Much like shoes.They always show a size 6/61/2..and that's because they look nicer in smaller sizes...They do show some Bigger Models..BUT I think XL is the largerst I have seen. I have never seen a REAL PLUS SIZE MODEL..You know 1X,2X 3X..Although I am a Medium,my Mother in-law is a 2x-3x and she sometimes would love to know what it would look like on someone who actually looked like her!