I like the bags - a bit baffled by the intensity of non-love towards them here. Lisa is not the most graceful presenter; she's been like that since the first show with Anne Dawson, but she's the designer rather than a PR or sales person, which must make a difference. I can't see that she's all that much different from so many of the New York-born female designers that come over. In build, she's not that dissimilar to Laura Geller, and her gravelly voice is fairly similar to Joan Rivers. And at least she makes an effort to dress in a feminine fashion, which is more than can be said for Alison Young, who seems to choose her clothes in a charity shop with all the lights off.