I agree. I would not wear most of the fashion on HSN or QVC. A lot of it looks old and outdated and I AM old and outdated. That doesn’t mean I want to dress that way. Other fashion is ridiculously trendy like wide leg pants, etc. I wore those in the 60’s. I’m not going back. Where are the elegant and classic pieces that were once such a part of both companies? All they care about now is “cheap” (looking anyway). I am not paying $99 for a top that should run $20.

I once bought a lot from DG2 because it was affordable, especially the tops. I buy almost nothing now and never a top. They are too expensive, too short and they look cheap. It is very disappointing. Guess they are thumbing their nose at their once loyal customer base. Sad!

I don’t like it either, but pushing it back to June was the last straw. I will not be looking – period.

Hmmm. Just went there and typed in her name. Nothing came up nor is she listed under fashion. Maybe it was a short term thing or something? I did find some of HSN’s other designers like Christopher A. Banks though.

Wait till the newest shipping prices post thanks to the oil issue. Things will really skyrocket. We are already seeing it in items we purchase in town and many places online. My wardrobe will get old and thread bare before I can replace it living on a fixed income. Flex pay does make a difference but more and more places are doing away with the perk. Let’s hope HSN doesn’t follow suit.

Sadly that is something that is becoming typical. Companies are resorting to all kinds of games to get what they think will help their bottom line. They don’t seem to understand that all we want are good products at a “fair” price and good customer service. (Two things, by the way, that use to be HSN’s sock and trade). Now, however, it is something most companies just don’t care to provide. All we can do is exercise our right not to purchase. I have being doing that a lot of late.

Never heard of it. I’ve shopped HSN for 35 years and have never been included in any of their programs like this one or where they send you a product to try out and review. It is disappointing that loyalty is not rewarded at all. Hope they get yours straight. Looks like someone is trying. Good luck!

They are rarely accurate, but better than nothing for certain. I hope it gets straightened out. I knew all my sizing on previous vendors but now it is a shoot and I don’t gamble.

I totally agree. I think they prefer pushing QVC fashion because it is a higher price point in most instances. Personally, I can’t afford much from them. HSN as my go to. Not any more.

Lots of lost sales on my part. Multiply by a few dozen or even hundreds. It’s got to hurt the bottom line.

There are a lot of missing reviews here too. I buy ver little in unreviewed items Bacău’s of the high cost of returns if it is a dud.

All of our pleas are falling on deaf ears. HSN seems to no longer care about their customers at all. The most likely lost a sell here on those items you mentioned. I guess they think “what is one little sell?” Well multiply that by a few dozen or even hundreds. It’s a lot.

I agree. I have shopping rules I always follow. I don’t buy anything for which there is no price or anything I can’t see. Measurements, material and even description can unfortunately be “fudged”. QVC is beginning to do the same thing, making me wonder if they are trying some kind of experiment. I hope not.

I have to side with Dee on this one. I find most of the clothing outdated, frumpy in the extreme and way too expensive for what you are getting. Neither my daughter, who looks 35, or me at 75 will wear them except for some of denim and a handful of other pieces. The exception overall was Iman and the older Diane Gilman styles of the 90’s and early 2000’s. Now Iman is gone and DG2 has radically changed (better for some and worse for others). I miss the real clothing and jewelry designers HSN use to have like Terry Lewis, Maggie Sweet, Slinky, Joan Boyce, Suzanne Somers, Technibond, etc. Sadly, QVC is in the same boat. Love Susan Graver, Quacker Factory and a couple of other lines but I seriously can’t afford most of them. It is goodbye to a once enjoyable era.

I agree Alexandria. Although I admit to like some glitz, I don’t want it to be carried away. Simple is better. It allows the wearer to add their own personal touches. Poly is awful and I don’t wear anything see through. I got into dresses when Iman was doing them and loved them. Now I cannot find anything I would wear. At my age, three quarter or long sleeves are a must as I bruise easily but don’t want that to show obviously. The old designers had class and quiet panache. I don’t know what a lot of the new ones are thinking.