Models with microphones

I like hearing what they have to say about the clothing as well. I like hearing what their voices sound like.

I like hearing the models. It breaks up some of the craziness of the hosts and vendors.

I agree models should stay in their lane. we as consumers like what we like, we do not need models or vendors making decisions for us. more info should be shared example what is the fabric dress is made of. also jewelry needs more information on show, not everyone has the internet. I am sure hsn will critique a lot when they move. overall I am a happy customer for many years. p.s. Colleen has come a long way and makes lot’s of money for hsn.

Agree! It’s not that we don’t care what they think but let’s be honest, who is going to say anything negative when you put them on the spot of something they are wearing? It’s disingenuous. And seems so uncomfortable.

Back in the day, when clothing was being sold on HSN (and QVC as well), a lot of attention was given to fabric content, fit, etc. Now it seems just to be about how wonderful the clothing is. I want to know what it’s made of–all cotton, cotton blend, polyester, etc.

Lauren just said the Beekman Bloom Cream gives her goose bumps, it’s so good. Oh, please.

Overdone raving is a turn off for me. I can see whether an item appeals to me or not What I want to hear is whether the models stayed true to size or sized up or down. I also appreciate knowing whether the material is clingy because that matters! The host could ask the models those questions without prompting them to rave.

I stopped watching Colleen years ago. Everytime Andrew Lessman had a TS, Colleen overreacted. It was so phony.
Then I saw her do a jewelry show and she loved every piece aired. She lost all credibility with me.

@paula595 @taci @ennui

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Paula595, Agree! Talk about putting someone on the spot.

I agree, with regard to beauty shows.