Q Talk

[manny2]

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@San Antonio Gal wrote:

Did the OP come back to respond to anyone?

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Why would you expect her to come back and reply @San Antonio Gal . She stated her view. That is the end of it. She can’t control how other people perceive her comment.

I rarely come back and respond. When I did it was just back and forth. I’m not interested in that. I come here to give my opinion, and if someone is offended. OK

[jubilant]

I wear what makes me look good and feel comfortable. For me, there is relief in not having to keep up with every style that comes along.

What I am seeing is a mix of new and old in today's fashion which I think gives us a "happy medium" to go whichever way we want. After you've lived long enough, you kind of learn to "jazz up" whatever you wear or tone it down a bit.

Kind of nice and makes buying clothes a lot easier! 

[ellaphant]

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@Carmie wrote:

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@ellaphant wrote:

Jill B tonight looks ' dated', not old lady. The top, her haircut...omg.

Amy, terrific! 

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Hmmmm.  I don't see what you see.  Both Amy and Jill appear to be wearing similar tops.  Both are mixed media with Jill wearing sheer sleeve and Amy wearing sheer lace sleeves.

Their jewelry is almost the same too.  Their hairstyles are similar with Amy wearing a longer version.  I see nothing dated about either haircut.

Perhaps you need an eye examination or a attitude adjustment.  Both women look great.

Jill is eleven years older than Amy, so there is a difference in age.

See the posts below mine that are in agreement. Jill has a matronly look...period.

If you don't get it.....

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[22eyesblue]

@soozer Very sad post.

Whatever it is that you are looking for can be found elsewhere.

I'm a stylish, active senior and appreciate that QVC will sometimes offer items that work for me and sometimes offer items that work for someone else.  

I don't find any jewelry or clothing  that QVC sells to be "old."

[MommaNJ629]

Funny to read this. I agree the clothes especially have become very blah. Not necessarily “old” but modest and too much relaxed and comfortable! I guess maybe that is old…. It is frequently not what 30-60 year olds wear to work though. I just did a massive clean out the other day. Donated 3 huge bags….. kept most of my Halston, Lisa Rinna and a lot of graver. It was excellent quality and style like 5+ years ago.

[jubilant]

I just saw this and think it better explains how I feel.

[HLP]

I'm an old Lady , and I don't get my feelings hurt. I'm proud of where I've been and what I've done in my life. I look back with satisfaction. You can't do it over so make sure your happy and content. I turned 91 this week and therefor I guess that's who their talking to. I buy clothing that I like and and would have worn when I was 60 I've never had any one say look at her old clothing. If your mirror smiles back at you!, thinks you look good: go!!

[soozer]

Thank you.  You get it.  

[xryretriever]

OMG what are you thinking?

[CalminHeart]

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@soozer wrote:

..... old lady jewelry, old lady walking shoes, old lady pull on pants, ..... really?  Where are you going?  No one wears this stuff anymore..... not trendy fashion so it lasts years and years and years? why?  .....That's exactly the stuff most donate as well as clean out when you are over 50 and fabulous.....Sorry, used to love watching but you are losing me slowly .....

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I'm an old lady and won't wear 99% of Q's clothes. I don't wear all that polyester or spandex. It doesn't breathe and, for Mr, it's suffocating.  I prefer more natural fabrics. 

it's fine if others like it, just not me.