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Take an aspirin, you'll soon feel better.

I couldn't possibly comment!

Anybody in particular not (yet) selling them? And if it came to pass, would said items have an orange trim and initialled logo?

Some fakes are very good, but I'm not quite convinced about the Rolex watches sold on the beach in Tenerife for 10 Euros. You can haggle if that's outside your budget!

Hilda Ogden (Coronation Street) was a very good example.

Thank you! And just to clarify my comment, I am in no way criticizing the models themselves, just the stupid statements made by presenters.

It's always a good laugh when they say "the fabric just flows away from the body", then they send out the plus-size models with the items stretched across their bellies and bums. (Are we allowed to say bums?)

Can highly recommend the re-runs of Law & Order U.S. I don't always catch what they say, so I need the subtitles on.

I'd have asked him if he had one.

You do.

At least it's in plain colours, not another hideous print.

One of those pairs of buttons is down by the waist, which I suppose could be the widest part of the bust for some.

Looks like a dress for a little girl, scaled up. When will this fashion for tiered dresses end???

Just watched the presentation - "the side slit helps you climb the stairs." That's a new selling point in my experience!

Agree, and I doubt they're selling much "fashion" to those of us who remember it first time around. My sister and I have a good laugh at Kim's crossover-front styles - every woman in those days wore an overall in a similar style.

More an old broiler, then.

The Henry Ford of bedding - You can have any colour you like as long as it's BEIGE.

And not to forget "Well worth snapping up".

And come September you'll have started the easy pays for "Christmas gifts" which will take you to Valentine Day, then Mothers' Day, then Easter, then May 2025 bank holidays. Again.

That's exactly why it's done, but dressed up as a customer benefit. Business going down the pan, in my opinion.