The Presenters!

[Anna]

I like Katy, didn't at first but I think she is a good presenter. I have always really liked Dale, I don't think any show needs Andi
Peters, best he sticks to ITV mornings which I only watch when Richard Madeley is on. Andi Peters must be worth a fortune now surely!

Katy is now one of my favourite presenters. I wasn't that keen on her at first, but I think she is very easy to listen to, always looks smart, funny and good at her job. I like her a lot.

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

Katy is now one of my favourite presenters. I wasn't that keen on her at first, but I think she is very easy to listen to, always looks smart, funny and good at her job. I like her a lot.

Yes I agree

 

[Patsy]

Didn’t know where to post this but just watched the Eyelid presenting a lovely red sweater but the model had tucked the front of it into the trousers and it looked stupid. I was almost shouting at the TV lol. Why do they all do this?

I think it's called a French Tuck

 

[Almerinda]

Katy is now one of my favourite presenters. I wasn't that keen on her at first, but I think she is very easy to listen to, always looks smart, funny and good at her job. I like her a lot.

Me too. Nice presentation style and doesn't gabble.

 

[Grizelda]

Last week, Debbie mentioned, quite at length, that customers had been in touch with her, asking her, and the other presenters showing fashions, if they would state the fabric/stretch of the garment, it's composition, and accurate size measurements, and not repeat over and again styling tips that nobody needs. Very good, so far, and Debbie did what was asked. However, during Ophelia's hour long presentation of Yours fashion, neither the BA or Ophelia once mentioned measurements for any of the clothes. Sizes - S, M, L, etc. were displayed on the screen, but it stopped there. Ophelia is not the only one by a long shot. What a shame. The message only got through to Debbie.

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

Last week, Debbie mentioned, quite at length, that customers had been in touch with her, asking her, and the other presenters showing fashions, if they would state the fabric/stretch of the garment, it's composition, and accurate size measurements, and not repeat over and again styling tips that nobody needs. Very good, so far, and Debbie did what was asked. However, during Ophelia's hour long presentation of Yours fashion, neither the BA or Ophelia once mentioned measurements for any of the clothes. Sizes - S, M, L, etc. were displayed on the screen, but it stopped there. Ophelia is not the only one by a long shot. What a shame. The message only got through to Debbie.

Totally agree, I hate S M L XL descriptions as they are not true to my size indeed could be miles off hence I will never buy. I want to see real measurements.

 

[Battiola73]

Last week, Debbie mentioned, quite at length, that customers had been in touch with her, asking her, and the other presenters showing fashions, if they would state the fabric/stretch of the garment, it's composition, and accurate size measurements, and not repeat over and again styling tips that nobody needs. Very good, so far, and Debbie did what was asked. However, during Ophelia's hour long presentation of Yours fashion, neither the BA or Ophelia once mentioned measurements for any of the clothes. Sizes - S, M, L, etc. were displayed on the screen, but it stopped there. Ophelia is not the only one by a long shot. What a shame. The message only got through to Debbie.

Both Debbie and Julia are very good at giving the information about the fashion products.

I don’t need to know if it looks good with a shoe, boot, trouser, etc but I do need to know the size, length, stretch etc. Don’t need styling details especially by the majority of BAs who spout a load of tosh. Always laugh when they demonstrate that awful French tuck malarkey. IMO only suitable if you’ve got a washboard stomach otherwise it extenuates your tummy. Personally I think it looks stupid on anyone. Either tuck it all in or leave it loose. Still I suppose it’s better than tucking it in at the back and being loose at the front.

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

it makes me shout at them.