Q Talk

[hersh]

I agree with the others on Logo fashions.  These fashions of Laurie;s are more for high school girls and not the common working person.  I am sorry to say but other designers have not been invited back on QVC that were authentic designers but yet Logo remains. Who wears these things by LOgo?

[Kachina624]

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@hersh wrote:

I agree with the others on Logo fashions.  These fashions of Laurie;s are more for high school girls and not the common working person.  I am sorry to say but other designers have not been invited back on QVC that were authentic designers but yet Logo remains. Who wears these things by LOgo?

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Are you serious?  Have you passed by a high school at dismissal time and seen what the girls are wearing?  It in no manner or fashion resembles Logo.  I doubt anyone has ever seen the typical HS girl's legs in a skirt.

The line happens to be very popular with QVC customers.  Insult enough people and you'll find out who wears it.

FYI: The lady's name is Lori, not Laurie.

[gonnab]

Add me to the list of those who just don't understand the appeal of LOGO.  I don't think it is flattering; it looks cheap;  and I haven't seen one person in my area who wears it.  Good for Lori, who is making millions off the hype but I really don't think this style or this designer will become a classic.

[KingstonsMom]

I agree with @Kachina624 about what high school girls are wearing (nothing like LOGO!) and obviously many ladies like and wear LOGO, since her items sell out so quickly!

[Peaches McPhee]

@hersh, do some research on these boards and you will see just how popular this line is.  We LOVE it.  Check out the "my favorite brand" section to the left under Community Menu, and you will see just how much this brand is loved and discussed and collected.

Plus, I see plenty of Logo-like clothing in the stores these days.  So it is a "thing". 

[Violetsmimi]

I love Logo! I am from Loris generation and she just gets us. I get more compliments from my husband when I wear it than any other clothes. I think it is designed to highlight where we look good and hide where we don't. So count me in, I am buying a LOT of Logo lately.

[deedeewar]

I Agree that it is its own look. As for casual wear ,but not for work.  I personally dont like all the layering and to look so layered at that  price .  Truely I cant figure out How to put a LoGO alfit together??????

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[Silver Fox1]

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@Peaches McPhee wrote:

@hersh, do some research on these boards and you will see just how popular this line is.  We LOVE it.  Check out the "my favorite brand" section to the left under Community Menu, and you will see just how much this brand is loved and discussed and collected.

Plus, I see plenty of Logo-like clothing in the stores these days.  So it is a "thing". 

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Also have any of you received a "Soft Surroundings" catalog latley, it's full of Logo like cloths, so looks like there are a lot of others copying her designs ! 

[Silver Fox1]

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@deedeewar wrote:

I Agree that it is its own look. As for casual wear ,but not for work.  I personally dont like all the layering and to look so layered at that  price .  Truely I cant figure out How to put a LoGO alfit together??????

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So don't layer them, it's not etched in stone that you have to layer them, Lori's whole point is to have fun with them, in other words wear them the way you want, if you want to layer them fine if you don't want to then don't.  I love her cloths there comfortable and flattering on. Oh and I rarely ever layer them.

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[bbsr]

I'm sorry but sometimes I feel embarrassed for the models when they are wearing these outfits, especially Kate.  I think some of the tops with the lace ruffles look okay on the hanger but remind me of clothes for a second grader when they put them on...I also think she is taking advantage of her customers with her gradually rising prices. I do change the channel but you have to admit she is always on!