It seems all the home shopping networks have gotten lackluster when it comes to fashion. I do not dress in traditional conservative styles, but I don't consider myself trendy either. I'm not sure what they're going for. Over at ShopHQ, where I used to get a lot of my clothes, they've been focused on weird cuts, ugly colors and prints, and embellishments that add nothing. The last thing I bought from them was a very pretty boho maxi dress, and that was early summer.
I've been getting nearly all my plus size clothes from Torrid and Avenue. They've been having sales all year and I've paid nothing full price, so I'll continue to buy from them.
And if QVC is trying to attract younger shoppers with saying their clothing is comparaable to boutique, it's not going to work. Millennials and Gen-Z are buying from Target, Walmart, TJ Maxx, Wish, Marshall's Ross, and online retailers like Fashion Nova, Pretty Little Thing, those fast-fashion brands (while problematic) that are popular with influencers. The majority of them are not going to buy from a home shopping network which in their eyes is considered antiquated and uncool.