Glen Campbell is a bit of a fraud - discuss

[madaunty]

Nonsense, sorry but Glen has been around tv presenting fashion for a very long time, he kniws the fashionnworld inside out. I really like him, have no idea without looking him up what age he is but he must at keast be my age, if so he looks great.

This is an article from 2016, where it says he's 55 , so 62/63 now.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...8QFnoECCMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0n41Jhcl2BS66_0Sg3y3gw

 

[candycane]

I like Glen and he's got a lot of experience in the fashion world. His spiel can be a bit samey but how much can you say about some of the garments that appear on QVC? I have never thought he was inappropriate with the models, although I don't like the "darling" chat - bit too luvvie for me.

CC

 

[Suki 1]

The American designers used to do that quite a lot. Don’t see it much now.
Marla used to demonstrate on the models. I doubt she’ll be back on these shores. A bit like MM.

I wonder why she doesn't come here anymore? Who is MM?

 

[alisonwt]

This is an article from 2016, where it says he's 55 , so 62/63 now.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...8QFnoECCMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0n41Jhcl2BS66_0Sg3y3gw

That was a good read. I do quite like him and he always looks smart. So he probably has the most experience of anyone on QVC. Maybe they should let him dress all the models, I'm sure he wouldn't let many of them out in front of a camera looking the awful way they do.

 

[Lord Helpus]

Yeah, he should stick to singing.

 

[misiuszka]

I don't think he's a fraud. Like many he's someone who does modelling and presenting, that's his job.

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

What kind of sneakers does he wear?

Once more Americanisms, when in this country did we start calling them “sneakers” ?

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

I don't think he's a fraud. Like many he's someone who does modelling and presenting, that's his job.

absolutely and he has done for many years.

 

[mina]

And unlike some of the other presenters and guests, he's always appropriately dressed and looks good in whatever he wears. Yes, his delivery is monotone and repetitive, but he comes across as a decent guy.

 

[Jack Bohlen]

Fashion victim. The sign of a well-dressed man is that you don't notice what they wear. I always notice what glen wears ... trousers too short and slip-on's with no socks. He's trying to be 'edgy' but looks like an absolute prat. He's probably a very nice chap, but equally it wouldn't surprise me if he's in love with himself and is an arrogant prick.

 

[Clothescloth]

I hate it when they keep using Americanisms. I remember years ago when an American BA was flogging what we know as ‘bum bags’ . Much to the horror of the presenter he kept referring to them as ‘Fanny packs’!

Fashion victim. The sign of a well-dressed man is that you don't notice what they wear. I always notice what glen wears ... trousers too short and slip-on's with no socks. He's trying to be 'edgy' but looks like an absolute prat. He's probably a very nice chap, but equally it wouldn't surprise me if he's in love with himself and is an arrogrant prick.

I think that also applies to Ben de Lisi!

 

[Grizelda]

Fashion victim. The sign of a well-dressed man is that you don't notice what they wear. I always notice what glen wears ... trousers too short and slip-on's with no socks. He's trying to be 'edgy' but looks like an absolute prat. He's probably a very nice chap, but equally it wouldn't surprise me if he's in love with himself and is an arrogant prick.

It seems to me that Ben di Lisi and Glen spend quite a lot of time prinking in front of the mirror before leaving home so they can attain the look that they want. Ben wants to look as if he just threw his clothes together and came up with something spectacular. Glen wants to look like a fashion photo from a men's magazine. Ben succeeds but Glen doesn't.

 

[Suki 1]

Fashion victim. The sign of a well-dressed man is that you don't notice what they wear. I always notice what glen wears ... trousers too short and slip-on's with no socks. He's trying to be 'edgy' but looks like an absolute prat. He's probably a very nice chap, but equally it wouldn't surprise me if he's in love with himself and is an arrogant prick.

Each to their own.

 

[JeepSwensonfan]

Once more Americanisms, when in this country did we start calling them “sneakers” ?

Exactly.

 

[Almerinda]

Am I the only one who thinks Rhinestone Cowboy Glen Campbell every time the name is mentioned? I know which one I prefer!

My husband always says 'give us a song Glenn!' when he sees him on air.

 

[Luigi Tefloni]

Am I the only one who thinks Rhinestone Cowboy Glen Campbell every time the name is mentioned? I know which one I prefer!

I remember Billy Connolly saying that "where I come from, Glen Campbell is a place"

 

[Grizelda]

Glen Campbell and Julia Roberts must have been teased for years about their names.

 

[historymystery]

My husband always says 'give us a song Glenn!' when he sees him on air.

Yes, watching him is always "gentle on my mind". OK, someone had to say it - why shouldn't it be me?

 

[Bonaventure]

Glen’s a nice chap and knows his stuff.

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

Among the people I know I have always been very vocal on us Brits using Americanisms. I put this down to some awful tv shows and more people holidaying in the USA. One of very many examples is “sneakers” when did we start calling plimsoles “sneakers”. Makes my blood boil.
The more alert of you will observe I used the word “holidaying”, and not “vacationing!”