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06-30-2015 08:20 AM
As a young senior but a plus 1x or 2x size and not TALL I have given up finding clothes to fit from QVC. Models or hosts are never shown wearing this size clothing and/or without major underpinnings. I want comfort meaning no shapers but clothes that are atttractive/stylish. Lori's clothes way too thin materal and only look good on thin models and the same could be said for other designers. Quacker Factory better but I don't want bling all the time. QVC seems not inclusive of this demographic in the models---people watch a while and notice how many of us are a bit older 65+ and with gravity issues.
06-30-2015 09:06 AM - edited 06-30-2015 09:07 AM
06-30-2015 09:22 AM
I'm not a plus size, but I don't like most of the clothing styles from anywherer anymore, not just at QVC. I have a couple of catalogs I typically buy a few things from, but I'm just not buying that much anymore, of anything. I wear the same type of clothing from year to year because it's comfortable for me and fits my lifestyle and I think it at least looks polished enough when I go out in public. I'm not into fashion trends at all anymore.
I do have to comment on your "young senior" remark too. I like that! And I think it fits me perfectly!
06-30-2015 02:20 PM
@gmkb wrote:
Pam, Terry, Iris, Jackie, Maria and Adrienne (I think that is her name) are all larger sizes. Bob Mackie has many lovely things for plus size, Susan Graver has some nice things as long as you avoid those ultra long tops she does, Louis (Linea) has beautiful things for plus size.
Those models i believe are mostly size Large....maybe one or two will wear at times a XL............I would like to see 1X models....it does make a difference in whether or not you can see what it would look like on yourself. Years back there was ALWAYS a model in at least size 1X...........i think they found that they sold more clothing items by eliminating the larger models so even though they stress that there is a model there in a large size.......the largest size IS usually Large....quite a gap from that to Plus size models.
06-30-2015 02:26 PM
@bigarb wrote:As a young senior but a plus 1x or 2x size and not TALL I have given up finding clothes to fit from QVC. Models or hosts are never shown wearing this size clothing and/or without major underpinnings. I want comfort meaning no shapers but clothes that are atttractive/stylish. Lori's clothes way too thin materal and only look good on thin models and the same could be said for other designers. Quacker Factory better but I don't want bling all the time. QVC seems not inclusive of this demographic in the models---people watch a while and notice how many of us are a bit older 65+ and with gravity issues.
In the modeling world, a plus size model is a size 8-10 with 18 being the top end. 18 is an XL, not a 1X.
06-30-2015 04:32 PM
I agree. They should have 2x and 3x models.
06-30-2015 10:00 PM - edited 06-30-2015 10:07 PM
07-01-2015 01:44 AM
The real difference between an XL and a 1X is negligible.
The REAL determining factor with larger sizes is the BODY SHAPE ...... If you are a 2X and a pear shape, seeing a 2X model with an apple shape really is n't going to give you much information ...
Let's face reality .... ALL garments look much better on the smaller sizes.
07-01-2015 02:00 AM
I think there are some 2X models already. It is simply that with the vanity sizes on the Q they go down a size or 2.
07-01-2015 10:06 AM
I have noticed that the "plus sized models" all seem to be a large these days but with a few I doubt it. When a model can't close her jacket, it certainly is an indication the size she is wearing is too small.
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