Q Talk

[x Hedge]

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@sunchild wrote:
I guess I’m missing out on all the fashion trends since I’m not a Wally World shopper. Need to get out more 🤣🤣🤣

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It's not location, It's age.

I routinely have seen people out in their PJ's for years. They're all below 40, the majority look to be in their 20s or teens.

@maximillian

[nougat]

@ALRATIBA

I have definitely seen what you described on HSN. to a T what you just said!

[LilacTree]

As far as I can tell, with QVC everything is for everything, all colors, plaids, flower prints, tops and bottoms and virtually everything they sell goes together (when actually it hurts one's eyes some of the outfits they put together).

I guess it helps sales, otherwise they wouldn't be doing it. 

And while I'm on the topic, I am really getting sick of all the "flowy" stuff too . . . so there!!

[SunValley]

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@ALRATIBA wrote:

Sometimes ... there are truly bizarre presentations.  

I'm almost expecting a model to come strutting out in Breezies or Spanx, sunglasses and spike heels, and a GILI bag.

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Oh yes, you lead with the bag, dontcha know! 

I have seen plenty of pj dressers who think it’s acceptable to tumble out of bed, grab the keys, and hit the stores. Not all are young in age either. Some people do not care how they look or what others think. 

[Nataliesgramma]

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@ALRATIBA wrote:

Sometimes ... there are truly bizarre presentations.  

I'm almost expecting a model to come strutting out in Breezies or Spanx, sunglasses and spike heels, and a GILI bag.

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Don't forget an Obi belt...LOL

[blackhole99]

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@DREAMON wrote:

I love Pat but she or the stylist got it wrong this time. I am so tired of seeing people shopping in their PJ's. They even wear fuzzy slippers now.

I saw a middle aged man at the bank in the middle of winter with socks and no shoes on. The teller said he comes in sometimes with a suit and tie with just socks. Go figure.

The only time I wore PJ's out with a coat was when my kids missed the bus and I had to drive them to school in a hurry...even then I put shoes on and I was nervous I would get caught in my PL's.

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There was a guy who volunteered where I worked who escorted people to different departments in his barefeet. He evidently did this for years until someone decided it was a safety issue and told him to put shoes on or they didn't need his services. He quit.

[Fiero Woman]

In March I was at Disney World for 4 days and had forgotten my jacket, cool at night.  I almost paid $45 for a plain ugly jacket.  I got to thinking when I was going thru my suitcase and there was my Carole Hochman Jacket which went with my pajamas.  Beautiful navy with tiny roses.  I wore that  during ccol evening and got so many complients.    No one even had a clue.  Imagine that.

[this is my nic]

I just wonder if they're too lazy to change clothes!  My family kids me about putting makeup on to get the mail.  I once read that it's better to appear too dressed for the occasion than the opposite.  

[bonnielu]

Come on ladies lets all go out in our pajamas!  LOL   I imagine if you had company over and you were making them breakfast it might be something to wear BEFORE you actually got dressed.  I would rather spend my money on something else, however, something I could actually wear someplace.  

[VaBelle35]

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@sunchild wrote:
Is it just me or does anyone else think this is ridiculous?? Today’s Carole Hochman special value is a PAJAMA set and Pat is wearing it with a white jean jacket and platform sandals! I don’t know about you, but I would not be caught dead trying to “dress it up” for wearing it out socially! Sheesh, what’s next??

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Clearly you've never been to the DMV on a Saturday morning