Re: logo ohno

GingerPeach · ‎03-12-2010

FYI re the ownership of the brand name: "LOGO by Lori Goldstein"

This brand (trademark) is wholly owned by Lori Goldstein, according to US Trademark Office records. No assignment to QVC has been recorded.

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Lila4Now · ‎08-13-2011

I agree, Logo is on a bit much. It would be different if all the tops didn't look the same. Talk about a one trick pony!

Kachina624 · ‎03-10-2010

@Pearlee wrote:
@Kachina624 wrote:
Unless the line becomes more varied, it's going to be dead in the water.
Really? Well Lori has been there for five years now and she keeps getting bigger and bigger at QVC. Nobody's drown yet.

Those people complaining that her styles are all the same and she never does anything new have not been watching her shows lately. Think boucle and macrame.

As for her most popular tee - one she started with - I have it in so many colors now that I just don't need another. That's why I didn't buy one tonight. That reason, and also I bought all mine at her original price which was cheaper. I still love all mine and wear them a lot, but I've moved on to her other things now just because I have enough of those. Still buying LOGO though as are many others.

@Pearlee Are you privy to QVC's sales figures on the Logo line? If not, you have no way of knowing if the line is growing, is stagnant or not selling.

You yourself are a good example why it may be stagnant...you have one of the basics in many colors and don't want or need more, therefore no sale. That's why she needs to diversify.

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Susan in California · ‎06-02-2014

I have posted several times that I am not a fan of Logo. I also find Lori

and her selling style annoying (amazing, amazing, amazing). I have yet to

see any model looking good in her clothing. In some cases, I believe

they look cringe-worthy.

There are a few posters here who are extremely sensitive about

criticism of this line. Incredible. These forums deal with opinions.

The constant back and forth defending the brand doesn't make people

change their minds or stop feeling the way they do.

If you love Logo, continue to buy and fill your closets. Continue to look

forward to the many shows. But to get so defensive will change no one.

Pearlee · ‎06-11-2011

@susan in California wrote:
I have posted several times that I am not a fan of Logo. I also find Lori
and her selling style annoying (amazing, amazing, amazing). I have yet to
see any model looking good in her clothing. In some cases, I believe
they look cringe-worthy.
There are a few posters here who are extremely sensitive about
criticism of this line. Incredible. These forums deal with opinions.
The constant back and forth defending the brand doesn't make people
change their minds or stop feeling the way they do.
If you love Logo, continue to buy and fill your closets. Continue to look
forward to the many shows. But to get so defensive will change no one.

@Susan in CaliforniaAs I have posted many times - which apparently either you missed or didn't comprehend even after all the postings - it's the way in which some of the criticism is done that I object to, not the fact that some people don't like the line. Posters know that some posters do like and wear LOGO yet bash the line in an insulting way. If they were civil and gracious about the criticism of the LOGO line, I wouldn't have any problem with people cricitzing it. But many are rude about it. Perhaps you'll understand my "defenseiveness" as you call it now from this post. I can't make it any clearer.

Pearlee · ‎06-11-2011

@Kachina624 wrote:
@Pearlee wrote:
@Kachina624 wrote:
Unless the line becomes more varied, it's going to be dead in the water.
Really? Well Lori has been there for five years now and she keeps getting bigger and bigger at QVC. Nobody's drown yet.
Those people complaining that her styles are all the same and she never does anything new have not been watching her shows lately. Think boucle and macrame.
As for her most popular tee - one she started with - I have it in so many colors now that I just don't need another. That's why I didn't buy one tonight. That reason, and also I bought all mine at her original price which was cheaper. I still love all mine and wear them a lot, but I've moved on to her other things now just because I have enough of those. Still buying LOGO though as are many others.
@Pearlee Are you privy to QVC's sales figures on the Logo line? If not, you have no way of knowing if the line is growing, is stagnant or not selling.
You yourself are a good example why it may be stagnant...you have one of the basics in many colors and don't want or need more, therefore no sale. That's why she needs to diversify.

This post is kinda hilarious to me, because shortly after I posted my post you referenced, I purchased another one of those tops - the one I have in so many colors already. I purchased a second one in the stone color because there was one in my size at the AS IS price, and I've worn that one so often (and still do - I never tire of this top). It goes well with almost everything, and esp. with Lori's chamomile colored clothes so, figuring mine wouldn't last forever being worn so often, I bought it again at the AS IS price. So much to my surprise, I'm still purchasing that top.

I don't think you follow LOGO very well. She is diversifying. I'd post item number of her newer styles that are not much like her older ones and that show that she is diversifying, but frankly it's not worth my time. I watch her shoes and see it; I really don't think you do. So if you want to wearch LOGO NEW be my guest. IMO you are wrong but I'll not convince you I'm sure. You keep buying what appeals to you - whatever it is - and I'll keep buying the clothes I love to wear.

Q4u · ‎03-17-2010

All I know is that Logo is selling a certain "look" and some of it is attractive. Some styles are more atractive on some ladies than other styles but mostly for the tall and thin unless you buy them large enough to be a little looser at the shoulders and bust. I own three or four pieces and now I'm done. Love what I have and am tall enough to pull them off but am a L-XL so I have to be careful.

But the biggest thing is that this trend will be over at some point, designating the look for the early part of this century (We'll all look to 2010 - 2015 as the Shark Bite, Open Drape Front years) and we'll go on to other trends... I'm just not interested in investing a ton of money in a look that's not classic....

As long as it sells a lot, it'll be on Monday nights. I watch when I can but haven't bought a Logo in over a year......

*~"Never eat more than you can lift......" Miss Piggy~*

italia8140 · ‎10-24-2015

@Pearlee wrote:
@Melania wrote:
@Pearlee wrote:
@stevieb wrote:
But yes, certainly, everyone is allowed their opinion.

Thanks for the "permission to opine."
*eyeroll*
Typical.

VERY TYPICAL.

MomCat · ‎09-12-2010

At least if you know exactly when something is on that you don't care for you don't have to waste your time tuning in. I sure wouldn't watch product presentations I had no intention of buying. That would be boring. Do you go to storefronts that you have no interest in? It's the same thing.