Some should not wear them - Page 4

depglass · ‎03-10-2010

I think some of the hosts grit their teeth and wear the item. They know when they don't look good.

Nonametoday · ‎03-09-2010

@Iluvhandbags wrote:
Since you're such an expert on what people should and shouldn't wear, you should submit your resume so Q can hire you as their resident stylist.......problem solved.

I would like to know where you attended charm school so we can all avoid it.

Nonametoday · ‎03-09-2010

@chrystaltree wrote:
The hosts wear what the stylists tell them to wear and unless I missed something, there are no Fashion Gods on this board. You can make style choices for yourself but not for someone else. It's not like YOU look good in everything YOU wear... But none judges you for it because it's your choice and it's just clothes.....

You are absolutely right but if QVC has intention of selling these items, they need to take a second look at their presentation. No fashion god here, but I can still see what looks good to me and the vast majority of the buying public. I did work in marketing once upon a time and marketing is marketing in any business, whether it is hardware, software or fashion.

ROMARY · ‎04-28-2010

It depends on the stylist. And the sizes of the samples that were sent (ahead of time) for the models to wear/model on each show. 'Chances are' that the Q doesn't have tons of larger sizes (of each and every item) laying around for the curvier models to wear. p.s. I've been noticing that the Medium sized models' fashions aren't too tight at all.

'More or less', 'Right or wrong', 'In general', and 'Just thinking out loud ' (as usual).

Iluvhandbags · ‎03-15-2010

@NameAlreadyTaken wrote:
@Iluvhandbags wrote:
Since you're such an expert on what people should and shouldn't wear, you should submit your resume so Q can hire you as their resident stylist.......problem solved.

I would like to know where you attended charm school so we can all avoid it.

So bashing people's clothing choices and the way they look in them = charming

Calling someone out for said bashing = not charming

Ok, got it. Duly noted. I shall let my charm school teacher know pronto.....

~~~ So many handbags....so few hands ~~~

handygal2 · ‎01-19-2015

@Trinity11 wrote:
@Iluvhandbags wrote:
Since you're such an expert on what people should and shouldn't wear, you should submit your resume so Q can hire you as their resident stylist.......problem solved.

Well, clearly she would do a better job because from what I have seen recently....the stylists are anything but. The criticisms prevalent here are valid and truthful.

I agree that many of us, who are not professional stylists, could do a better job than the 'professionals.' JMHO.

~~Be careful when you follow the masses. Sometimes the 'm' is silent.~~

Nonametoday · ‎03-09-2010

@Iluvhandbags wrote:
@NameAlreadyTaken wrote:
@Iluvhandbags wrote:
Since you're such an expert on what people should and shouldn't wear, you should submit your resume so Q can hire you as their resident stylist.......problem solved.

I would like to know where you attended charm school so we can all avoid it.
So bashing people's clothing choices and the way they look in them = charming
Calling someone out for said bashing = not charming

Ok, got it. Duly noted. I shall let my charm school teacher know pronto.....

I refuse to respond to the insanity.

Andreatoo · ‎04-04-2014

Styling the individual wearer to her best advantage for her specific body type doesn't seem to be high on the priority list at the Q.

Sizing or proper sizing is just another example of overlooked priorities. And I'm not buying the 'they can't dress everybody in their correct size' excuse