Julia

[maymorganlondon]

One big difference between Debbie and Julia is that Debbie doesn't get hung up on her own body and size. As someone, like her, with thick wrists and ankles and wide feet, she's the only one I'd trust when they say if they can wear a boot, anklet, bracelet or a blouse/shirt with normal cuffs.

 

[Grizelda]

I never used to be a fan of Debbie Flint, thought she was far too hard sell. However, just recently I have been watching her presentations, and I agree with many of you on this thread, that she is one of the better presenters now. She gives good descriptions of items, makes sure the viewer can see what is being sold, and gives viewers a good idea of sizes. She looks presentable, and she suits that Denim and Co jacket. I think she is still a bit too hard sell on occasions, but I can live with that. Julia is my favourite presenter. Orphelia my least favourite.

It must have reached DF that customers appreciate her honesty and true descriptions of products. I'm sure she can claim responsibility for so many denim jackets being sold. She really does look nice in them. Ophelia is hard on the ears and she's one of those 'mouthy' types. Unfortunately.

 

[Peppermint Patti]

One big difference between Debbie and Julia is that Debbie doesn't get hung up on her own body and size. As someone, like her, with thick wrists and ankles and wide feet, she's the only one I'd trust when they say if they can wear a boot, anklet, bracelet or a blouse/shirt with normal cuffs.

She used to say she had hobbit feet.

 

[maymorganlondon]

She used to say she had hobbit feet.

I remember that!!

 

[Toril]

She still says that.

 

[candycane]

It would be helpful if all the presenters said how clothes improved/didn't improve their figures. No one's perfect body wise.

CC

 

[Grizelda]

The jumper with the big loops all over it they Melissa was showing yesterday would suit no one. The model looked like Big Bird.