Fashion

[Trix]

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circles wrote:

Not sure this fits in here....this weekend I heard Dan Hughs....when he was selling some sort of tool/flashlight say...he has the "Right to Refuse"....said all hosts can refuse any product if they didn't beleive in its quality or ability to perform...

I have never heard that expression from any Host....so I figured it was some new way to sell...making people beleive in the host that he/she would not be promoting this product if it was bad....

Really....just take a look at the reviews on some of the stuff they sell and see all the one stars...not five....or even four...

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Hughes must have one fabulous agent to get a contract which allows him to refuse to sell a product he doesn't like.  

[PhilaLady1]

"You can wear it like" this, "you can wear it like" that.

For example, tucked in or left out.... or by itself or as a layering peice, etc..

Really ? I can ?  Gee, thanks for the permisson.

[HB glamma]

" CHIC"...I'm hearing it alot lately and drives me crazy. I don't find it properly describes most of what is being shown! And loses it's meaning when overused.

"HER" and "SHE" when referring to items like shoes, handbags, LOGO tops.  Ugh

[birkin baby]

"Permission to play".....aaarrggghhhh!

[Texasmouse]

Another vote for "on the day".

"Color ways".  Whatever happened to just "colors"?

[NativeJax]

@redngold
I have notice Jane and her bare feet before and that did cross my mind...lol, you made me laugh!

[Biftu]

Pat saying "if you will."  She says it multiple times during a presentation.  I cringe.

[kob21]

It's not that I hate this phrase, it just sounds wrong to me: When hosts and vendors say: "You can wear this OVER top of ..." instead of "You can wear this ON top of ..."