Re: Abolish the front tuck

Caaareful Shopper · ‎10-09-2012

Amy did not start the front tuck per se. It started long before Amy, with the celebrities in Hollywood. That's where a lot of the hosts get their fashion influence (just like the huge center stone rings a lot of them are loving). Amy may have brought it to QVC, but that front tuck and quarter tuck has been done for a long time, by both men & women. You can find it every day on social media.

I think it's very attractive when done correctly. The worst example on QVC is Pat James Dementri. A lovely woman, but she insists on front or side tucking liquid knit, or other tops that just should not be done. I have yet to see her do it well.

ROMARY · ‎04-28-2010

Since I'm the one who's always complaining about not being able to view the waist bands/tummy area of pants, I'm happy that I can at least see half of that area.

'More or less', 'Right or wrong', 'In general', and 'Just thinking out loud ' (as usual).

corita · ‎08-20-2012

@Caaareful Shopper wrote:
Amy did not start the front tuck per se. It started long before Amy, with the celebrities in Hollywood. That's where a lot of the hosts get their fashion influence (just like the huge center stone rings a lot of them are loving). Amy may have brought it to QVC, but that front tuck and quarter tuck has been done for a long time, by both men & women. You can find it every day on social media.
I think it's very attractive when done correctly. The worst example on QVC is Pat James Dementri. A lovely woman, but she insists on front or side tucking liquid knit, or other tops that just should not be done. I have yet to see her do it well.
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I agree! Pat, whom I like, is always mentioning that her middle is her problem area. But the front tuck just calls attention to it!!
Another good example is Terr Conni, whom I also like. But this morning Fri, she has the shirt front tucked and it made her look so wide across her high hip!!