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OK, people, let's have no discrimination of 3X and 4X women.  If QVC sells the size, they should show it modeled.  As a 1X-2X, who feels downright average now days, we should be accepting of all.  There is one larger model on Evine, but I'm not sure what size she is.  

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I don't think they have a true petite-size model--in height.  A lot of petite buyers are closer to 5' than to 5' 4".    Also, not enough petite clothing available.

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That's not going to happen but I've noticed that QVC does have real plus size nodels now.  A  couple look like they are a 2X.  Not too long ago, the plus size models were size L or XL.     

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@GenXmuse wrote:

If QVC sells that size that would be great if they had a model for it. Is there a huge difference between a 2x model and a 3x model if you want to get a general idea of how it fits?

 

No, there isn't a big difference at all.  I've been shopping with QVC since I was a 3X and there were no plus size models way back in those days.  I didn't have to see a carbon copy of my size to envision how something would look on me.  I knew my figure so I could judge what would work for me and what wouldn't.  Now I am a L, sometimes XL and I do the same thing.  There are models my size now but they tend to be tall and I'm not.   


 

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I am happy to see the plus size models represented on QVC.  However, it would be nice to see them in apparel that accommodates their size. When I see them wear pants that look like they have been squeezed into a size too small/tight just to display the item, it's kind of a disservice to them and the designer. Is the stylist working on her own or with the models scheduled to work that show. I used to see the model Stacy, who is very tall with long limbs, model a lot of Logo items that did not do her justice or the item. I understand that QVC is in the business of sales, but at what cost. I am a small, sometimes petite, but I would not ask my plus size friends to consider some of these styles/sizes because they really will not work for them. I think QVC can do better with plus size representation. Just my opinion.