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Model Morgan deserves hazard pay for that outfit.
At least it’s all in a similar color. With Logo we know it could be much worse. 
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For many years, Dan Dennis has suffered from an illness that causes his body to form blood clots, and he’s been treated over the course of several years. That’s all I know.
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Blair looks fabulous even in anything LOGO.
Why isn’t she in Paris or Milan…
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That Logo top is quite odd. Thr pale colors appear to be see-through and it was clinging to Lori all over the place. 
The white version of the smocked top is ecclesiastical chic - looks exactly like what the altar boys wear at my local Catholic Church.
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Sorry to hear that. It was shocking to watch him, he really needs to retire.
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Whenever I hear someone mention a host’s sudden and strange on air behavior, I’m reminded of Connie Kunkle from Shop NBC/Evine who was diagnosed with a type of early onset dementia that takes it’s toll suddenly and quickly. Connie’s on air behavior was puzzling, she waffled between being extremely forgetful to nonsensical to almost completely shutting down. After her diagnosis, she survived for about a year before passing away at 58 years of age. She was such a class act, so talented!
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That’s so sad! Much too young for dementia. 
Until the Wendy Williams documentary, I had no idea someone could have dementia in their 50s, nor did I know alcohol causes dementia! (NOT saying that’s what Connie had)
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I finally realized what they mean when they say “doesn’t cling”, regardless of the fabric-ation. (Another pet peeve – fabric is the material, fabric-ation is how they make it). IF somehow they were to inadvertently stumble into the correct size, the fabric would lay smoothly. However, when they squeeze themselves into something FAR too small, the poor fabric is just trying to not burst. Putting 20 pounds of flour into a 10 pound sack is gonna produce some “cling”.
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My “another” pet peeve is the use of the word “pant” to refer to a pair of pants. “Pants” is a plural-only noun. It comes from when pants were made in two separate pieces. Even when they were eventually joined into a single unit, they were (and are) referred to as a ** pair of pants**. (Just like “a pair of glasses.”) The word “pant” is a verb that means to breathe quickly and in a shallow fashion. “Pants” is a noun. The words aren’t interchangeable. 
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lately none of the hosts or models look great in what they are selling.
wonder why, low inventory for them to wear on air?
all wearing an unflattering size be it too big or small
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Also curious as to why they can’t have all colors, wait, I mean colorways available for the on-air presentation, and need to show photos from dot com aka the website. Also don’t seem to have live models on Q2 anymore. Using video from previous presentations. I’m assuming it’s a cost-cutting measure. Not sure about the dot com photo thing.
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Definitely, but I do love those shoes! 
. Can’t wear them any more, of course. Nice to see something other than sneakers or “comfort shoes.” 
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So I guess Estee Lauder products are replacing IT Cosmetics.