Q Talk

[baglady9]

Shawn. We all love you girl but do you have to tie every shirt and t shirt up at your waist?  It's an old look and I really do want to see what these things look like undone before I consider buying them. 

[Mz iMac]

"It's an old look "

Not in my neck of the woods. 

[Enufstuff]

@Mz iMac   I think that everything "old" is new again. I've been

                    around for a looong time.

[SusieQ_2]

I just turned on the show with Shawn and Susan. Shawn's wearing a pair of jeans, a white t-shirt, and a pink gingham blazer--nothing tied. Maybe she heard you. 

I was actually noticing on a show this morning that the host tucked her shirts into her pants which was nice because it made it easy to see how the pants fit. 

[Mz iMac]

@Enufstuff   So have I.  In my neck of the woods, young women tie their tee shirts in the back more so in the front.  Tying one's shirt has never gone out of style here.

In certain circles, men do the same but more so in the front.

[docsgirl]

She claims she's wearing the Susan Graver cropped jeans in size 2.  I wish she, as well as another sales clerk, would stop lying about their size.  Anybody can easily tell she is much larger than a size 2.  I've heard Isaac tell her to go up a size or two as wearing his garments too tightly did not present them in the best light.  Also, enough with the improper use of 'literally.'  Every other word out of many of the sales clerks' mouths is 'literally.'  I'm an English teacher and my students know not to use it other than for emphasis.

[chessylady]

Jane Tracey is the worst with saying literally constantly. I have to change channels.

[Enufstuff]

@Mz iMac   That is a cute look on someone young and slim. I know what you mean about the men tying tee shirts, I have seen that.

       When I was younger and slimmer, in the 80's and early 90's,

 I tied tee shirts on the side or used one of those plastic buckle type things that were sold for that purpose.

         I also tied button down shirts at the front at my waist.

            (When I had a waist)

Now I don't even wear anything  tucked in. What happened? I weighed 96 pounds after having four children. I probably stayed thin, chasing them around and lifting the weight of chubby babies.

              I never weighed less than 100 after the fifth one. He did me in.

[darkhomespun]

I love shirts tied at the waist, yes it is an old vintage look. I live in Black and love a black shirt tied at the waist with my black flares or Sun dresses. Makes me feel happy.

[ellaphant]

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@docsgirl wrote:

She claims she's wearing the Susan Graver cropped jeans in size 2.  I wish she, as well as another sales clerk, would stop lying about their size.  Anybody can easily tell she is much larger than a size 2.  I've heard Isaac tell her to go up a size or two as wearing his garments too tightly did not present them in the best light.  Also, enough with the improper use of 'literally.'  Every other word out of many of the sales clerks' mouths is 'literally.'  I'm an English teacher and my students know not to use it other than for emphasis.

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I imagine the people who think hosts lie about what size they are wearing have never worn Q 2s xxs, or xs. I wear all those sizes. The sizing can run large. Sometimes it fits, sometimes it runs large and I return it. Also, how petty to comment you think  a host is lying about  her size.