to hate comments like " my husband liked it a lot" in online reviews?

[BonnyDay]

tbh who cares - tell us what YOU think about the dress

I agree and I don't think many DH's give great feedback on clothes anyway - would be more impressed if a female friend liked it.

does it show tits? yes. then the h likes it.

its so pathetic

mind you also bad is when you like something and you read a review form someone like "JollyGran" in the 60 - 70 age bracket.

Ah, do you mean with clothes? I'd hate that! I have been guilty when reviewing books though to mention that while it wasn't my cup of tea DH loved it or the same in reverse. That happened with Emma Donaghue's 'Room' - I MADE the poor sod read it and it really upset him

Oh yes that destroys it for me on boden - I liked the leopard wedges until I read the reviews.

Same as if you buy something and then see bloody lorraine kelly wearing it - she so ruined a whistles cardigan for me.

or someone on chuffing eastenders - even if it was the "stylish' one.
so all in all dont say anything about oyur h OR ( and this comes up all the time)
" you can dress it up or dress it down".

all of marks and spencer's website is based on that comment

Oh yes just add heels and a statement necklace and some red lipstick and you can go from desk to dinner.

Well you could but you'll just look like you shoved on some lipstick, changed your shoes and put on a necklace - it will fool no-one.

this is also quite spooky

"I bought this dress as a gift for my partner some time ago and she loves it. It is very versatile, you can dress it up or down easily depending on the occasion. One of the nicest dresses from L.K. Bennett."

Its a bit Sleeping with the Enemy - darling wife you'll wear this dress with these shoes . . .

not only did he buy but he came back on to review.

weirdo

I hate that on a side note dd saw lola wearing something she has on enders she put it out in the bin she hates lola , she is 14 so she is allowed to be unreasonable i suppose

I bought a lovely top a couple of years ago, was designer and pretty expensive.

I'd worn it once when Libby (the geeky one who used to be in Eastenders!) tipped up to Syed and whatsername's wedding.

TOTALLY ruined it for me - and the thing that really gripped my shit was there was no way that character could have afforded that particular top, and more to the point as she was saving for uni there's no way she would have bought it even if she could!

I haven't worn it since as it ruined it for me - it changed how I felt about what had the potential to be a long term favourite. And I know I'm BU - but hey ho!

As for reviews - yes, irritating.

Ruth on this morning Had the same dress I had worn to a wedding a few months ago I was as I thought it was wedding appropriate and not telly apprpriate then thought ooo i wonder if she bought it int he sale like I did

You see it on here also, though.

Especially if it is about an Actresses appearance, body size, personal grooming, porn or sex toys, as though he speaks for all men and a man's opinion counts more than the twenty odd female posters.

Yes or maybe on a legal issue "I asked h and he said ". You can imagine him pronouncing from the carving chair at the dining table. ;)

bonnyday how do you know the dress was bought by a man?

Yes. Could be female partner I suppose. Just sounds suitable make patronizing. ;)

bonnyday I bet it was prince William that left that L.K Bennett review. :)

Sorry to burst your outrage bubble

I get this at work with customer service. "i've shown [said item] to my husband and he agrees that it would be better if.... happened".

oh right, well if a man agreed with you it must be right and i will now take you complaint far more seriously.

He probably agrees to get her to stop going ON