She looked shocking yesterday. Her nose couldn't look any thinner, the contouring was way over the top.I used to quite like Kati - she was quite level headed, witty and attractive.
Over the past couple of years, she seems to have got a bit more big headed and even more of a poser than Hattie - and, in my opinion, she's gone way overboard on the make up and it's made her look less attractive and made her look older too.
I'm definitely not a prude but I don't think it was appropriate for TV.She wore that dress all day yesterday and you saw a bit of side **** more than once. She took a chance wearing it on live TV methinks!
Has anyone told Adina what Steve said? She's been on the point of spilling out of her dress for years. Obviously he's been happy to allow that, so it seems he was talking the usual BS.I'm definitely not a prude but I don't think it was appropriate for TV.
Takes me back to the response posted by S. Bennett a while ago, stating that he would not allow the girls to show too much cleavage.
Well SB what do you say about side ****?????
I remember side ****s being a 'thing' kids used to look out for. I didn't see her from the side in that dress, but what would Mary Whitehouse say And I too, am far from a prude, I just keep my non-prudery to myself. Don't go flaunting it all over live shopping tellyShe wore that dress all day yesterday and you saw a bit of side **** more than once. She took a chance wearing it on live TV methinks!
Mary Whitehouse!? Now you're showing your age Ant7t but then again so am II remember side ****s being a 'thing' kids used to look out for. I didn't see her from the side in that dress, but what would Mary Whitehouse say And I too, am far from a prude, I just keep my non-prudery to myself. Don't go flaunting it all over live shopping telly
I was but a babe in arms And if you do a mini search here, you will know my age, via a deduction of years in said post.Mary Whitehouse!? Now you're showing your age Ant7t but then again so am I
Every shopping telly channel has gone through phases of doing just that though. Bid TV had any number of ranges allegedly designed and branded by people you'd never heard of, that presenters insisted were real people. The same with QVC and their Yong Kim fashion range, where the presenters and brand ambassador swore blind that a Ms Yong exists, but was far too shy to ever appear on screen.I'm amazed that they've not been sued for using the 'Visage' name anyway to be honest, because there is another make-up brand out there, that is more established, that is also called 'Visage'.
I suspect that the set-up within Gemporia is that Kati identifies suppliers and manufacturers of her products, and is the brains behind the brand - but Gemporia have the money and buying clout to order the products - so Gemporia probably 'fund' Visage and Kati probably gets a nice cut of the profits.
Visage is a passion of Kati's - you can just tell.
Hattie, on the other hand, I think just saw a money making opportunity. She made out she 'designed' her products - but I've seen a few people claim that her items were made by another brand and re-badged and sold as Destello. I've seen a couple of stories (im sure one was on this forum) where they'd forgotten to put the 'Destello' label inside, and it instead had the label of the original brand. Hattie would not be seen dead in some of the hideous 'clothes' that she sold.
Kimbie is another that Gemporia claim is 'designed' by a woman called Caroline - however, some of the Kimbie products clearly come from the same supplier that Jainey Bennett used for Gem Auras. Some other products are readily available on Temu. Gemporia have simply bought them in from China and re-sold them on. Even the LinkedIn profile of Caroline states that her career history is as a sourcer of products - not a designer.
Anyone can 'source' products. Not everyone can design. Gemporia need to stop the 'designed in house' BS when products have clearly been sourced in from elsewhere.
QVC has now dumped that sort of thing in favour of paying "big names" like Mrs Eamonn Holmes, Amanda Holden and until recently the much lauded "Baroness" Mone to appear on screen and lend their names to fashion, homewares and jewellery ranges they absolutely definitely had a hand in designing.
Takes me back to the response posted by S. Bennett a while ago, stating that he would not allow the girls to show too much cleavage.
They did. She lost a lot of weight and did a clothing line, if I recall.Didn't they also have Mandy Dingle?
They did. She lost a lot of weight and did a clothing line, if I recall.
So it seems. Not that I watch that that much. Enough to know who's who, but not a fan.I've seen her on Emmerdale recently. She seems to have re-found the weight but lost the acting ability.
No, Mandy Dingle was on IW.
She is generally an attractive woman, but that styling and that pout does not do her conk any favours whatsoever.
That was Ideal World, before it went bust, and before TJC bought what little was left.Didn't they also have Mandy Dingle?
Bit sexist that was. Why wasn't Jake warned too?
Yong Kim! Oh yes, I remember those - the bell tents/horse blankets disguised as clothing, with Mrs Tarrant telling us how wonderful they were. Back in the day when I watched QVC they made regular appearances.Every shopping telly channel has gone through phases of doing just that though. Bid TV had any number of ranges allegedly designed and branded by people you'd never heard of, that presenters insisted were real people. The same with QVC and their Yong Kim fashion range, where the presenters and brand ambassador swore blind that a Ms Yong exists, but was far too shy to ever appear on screen.
QVC has now dumped that sort of thing in favour of paying "big names" like Mrs Eamonn Holmes, Amanda Holden and until recently the much lauded "Baroness" Mone to appear on screen and lend their names to fashion, homewares and jewellery ranges they absolutely definitely had a hand in designing.
Yong Kim clothes looked like something given to inmates in insane asylums to wear; mostly in shades of grey, with the occasional black, striped or lime green piece to stop viewers getting too suicidal at the soul shattering grimness of it all. And most of it pre-wrinkled so you too could look like you've just staggered awake after spending a week long drunken stupor in the dog's bed, or the neighbour's hedge.Yong Kim! Oh yes, I remember those - the bell tents/horse blankets disguised as clothing, with Mrs Tarrant telling us how wonderful they were. Back in the day when I watched QVC they made regular appearances.
Sorry if anyone loved the range, but I could never see the appeal of the items nor the colours, which resembled sludge.
I wanted to see what the clothes were, put that name in and yes, all I saw initially was an old Korean man.Yong Kim?
Why was the leader of North Korea on there? He's usually threatening to nuke other countries.
Was he selling flares?