Radley London

[Craftalot]

Ooh, crikey - a bit much but rather nice. I also don't go much on the guest - she's got a very strong East Midlands accent (Nottingham) and is uncomfortable on camera. The accent is very much at odds with the London chic Burlington Arcade exclusiveness that they're trying to create. I'm all for people having different voices on air as opposed to the generic QVC London Voice, but she seems a very odd choice for an 'ambassador' for the brand.

One of the models with the Duke bag had a browny-orangey top, green knee-length skirt, grey ankle boots and a bright red chinese style hat on - she looked like something out of an Alpen advert.

 

[boffy]

her accent moves a bit though. very pretty not keen on the bags not my style

 

[Craftalot]

To be fair to her, she's got a lot better on camera as the hour has progressed and she's relaxed into it.

 

[Silver Fox]

I once lived in Nottingham & I recognised her accent, took me back many years.She seemed quite knowledgeable & at least didn't gabble in a hyper high pitched tone.I could listen to her.

 

[Kathy]

I like some of the Radley watches, they look well made and not too expensive... Not too bad to rise from a stall on the market. Good luck to them I would say.

 

[Sazza]

There are a few people who guest present Radley

 

[Ellaaa]

As someone from "the north" it's nice to hear different accents on QVC rather than the Estuary English that is everywhere on QVC.

 

[shopperholic]

I almost choked on me tea last time when I seen the price QVC was selling a Radley watch for, the reason was I'd just bought my daughter in law one for her birthday from the watch shop and it was half the price. http://www.watchshop.com/ladies-radley-watch-ry2159s-p99987140.html It was similar to this one but had a little dog hanging from it, and it was a pretty light grey.

 

[Lady Madonna]

As someone from "the north" it's nice to hear different accents on QVC rather than the Estuary English that is everywhere on QVC.

Yes JR comes from Nottingham, I believe and she often lapses into it , or used to, I can't stand watching her now.