maymorganlondon
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To borrow that well-worn phrase so beloved of Renée Greenstein, I think there is a useful mission for a wardrobe warrior to go into the dressing rooms of the QVC presenters and attack!
While some presenters probably need a scorched-earth approach to their wardrobe or dressing room contents, I'm restricting it to one item/category per person. And apologies for the mainly female presenter-centric choices...
Alison Young - Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick or any highlighter product. You look too pale and shiny and rather like the tin man in it, it does not give you cheekbones, or make you look a minute younger. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Julia Roberts - Black toe-post sandals. Your feet overlap the sides and they detract from anything and everything you wear. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Debbie Flint - White peep-toe wedges. These belong in the 1980's - when you probably bought them. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Jill Franks - Nails Inc Porchester Square nail polish. Your nails won't fall off if you wear another colour. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Kathy Tayler - All lagen-look clothing by whichever brand. You are an attractive lady, but this stuff just looks dreadful on you, so please accept it and move on. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Sara Griffiths - That top-knot updo (I'll be kind and assume it's a hairpiece). It looks unkempt and deeply unflattering, and it's not even the same colour as the rest of your hair. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Claire Sutton - All cleavage-revealing dresses. Save those for your nights out with hubby or friends. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Simon Biagi - All chest-hair revealing shirts. Save those for your nights out with wife or friends. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Catherine Huntley - All hair dye. Your hair will thank you for an enforced holiday from ringing the changes... besides which many of the colours are not flattering for you. Give it a rest then get some professional advice on your hair colour.
I'm sure I've missed your pet peeves.
While some presenters probably need a scorched-earth approach to their wardrobe or dressing room contents, I'm restricting it to one item/category per person. And apologies for the mainly female presenter-centric choices...
Alison Young - Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick or any highlighter product. You look too pale and shiny and rather like the tin man in it, it does not give you cheekbones, or make you look a minute younger. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Julia Roberts - Black toe-post sandals. Your feet overlap the sides and they detract from anything and everything you wear. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Debbie Flint - White peep-toe wedges. These belong in the 1980's - when you probably bought them. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Jill Franks - Nails Inc Porchester Square nail polish. Your nails won't fall off if you wear another colour. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Kathy Tayler - All lagen-look clothing by whichever brand. You are an attractive lady, but this stuff just looks dreadful on you, so please accept it and move on. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Sara Griffiths - That top-knot updo (I'll be kind and assume it's a hairpiece). It looks unkempt and deeply unflattering, and it's not even the same colour as the rest of your hair. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Claire Sutton - All cleavage-revealing dresses. Save those for your nights out with hubby or friends. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Simon Biagi - All chest-hair revealing shirts. Save those for your nights out with wife or friends. Banished from all on-air use forever.
Catherine Huntley - All hair dye. Your hair will thank you for an enforced holiday from ringing the changes... besides which many of the colours are not flattering for you. Give it a rest then get some professional advice on your hair colour.
I'm sure I've missed your pet peeves.