Meanwhile...in dressing room one ( the largest of all the dressing rooms) Julia has successfully squeezed into a size 12. 'Get in *******' as she fist pumps the air. 'I'm still top dog,Queen Jules' she says out loud. A passing Qvc junior overhears, fearing for her life tiptoes along the corridor.
They both have quite difficult figures to dress in a flattering manner, especially Julia. That's one of the things I do like about QVC, they have presenters of all shapes, sizes and ages who actually look like real people.
These are from yesterday morning’s “Style” show. Same outfit?
Oh yes I've seen worse but it was more about the colour choice...it did not suit her at all, and the way she was talking as she clearly thought she looked amazing!
Spot on about the bin collectors outfit.
To match her ginormous ego & very rude character.
It's the colour of goose s**t, so matches what that arrogant woman spouts every second she's on air.
Madaunty mentioned that the outfit was overpriced - I should say - That appalling ensemble would set you back £90!!! It's the sort of thing IW would do for a multi deal for about £25. For that price elsewhere you could probably buy yourself some proper "performance wear", or for the same quality (dare I say better) pick up a similar outfit for less than £20 in Primark!
Not that much worse; Kathy's outfit is grim.
It is the sort of outfit that you would wear around the house, but change into some thing nicer to go out in or if you're having visitors, in my opinion.
Neither looked good & the embroidery on the bomber jacket makes makes me think a baby has been winded & brought up its feed. I've written on here many times that I think 'smart casual' is a difficult look to achieve especially when you get 60+, my mum did it really well & she wouldn't have even considered buying any of Ruth's offerings.
Firstly lol about the baby sick, yes a bit of an unfortunate placement!!! And yes, when it does come to smart casual for even the 50+ (depending upon how well you've aged I guess) a smart casual look can be difficult as it's so easy to look like a recycled teenager, or to achieve a look that's not quite right. I think the best anyone can do, avoid slogans and large logos, make sure clothes aren't too tight, or too baggy, go for colours that compliment your skin tone - Too pale, and too bright can equally make you looked washed out, and take into account the way you have your hair. Working in retail, I see a lot of sights eg an old dear with a shampoo and set, wearing jeans, hotter shoes, T shirt and, cardi, but there's one lady who's well into her 80's, she wears a short straight style and she wears rolled up cargo pants, sandals, and stripey t shirts and she looks fabulous! I'm sure she'd rock Ruth's sicky jacket a treat! As they saying goes, "You either have, or you haven't got style" - It's a damn shame that those who are trying to sell us style on QVC haven't got any either!
My nephew's getting married in September, I saw a dress yesterday that I love but don't know whether a woman, who'll be one month away from 63, can wear a full skirted dress that has a solid black top with a Bardot neckline...
