Steph McGovern HIGNFY

[CousinBette]

Tonight’s edition - she’s wearing a magnificent cream/ ivory shirt. Does anyone know where it’s from?

I guess I’m out of kilter here but I didn’t like her last night - I thought some of her comments were ill judged and she clearly pissed of Ian and Paul. I came on this thread to see what other people thought – had no idea it would be about her blouse.

If those comments were scripted, she should have been a bit more discriminating. I also didn’t like the perio menopause comment – I feel it feeds into an agenda of ‘women being unreasonable because of their hormones and it doesn’t help any of us.’

I loved her clothes and her make-up but couldn't work out what was going on with her hair.... It just looked a bit odd. She's a striking-looking woman though.

HIGNFY is one of my all-time favourite programmes: Paul Merton is just so quick!

All the comments about it being too hot/cold/plastic. It's obviously designed for impact not practicality.

I think a blouse like that has to be polyester because the little appliqués are laser cut, which slightly melts the edges so the don't fray. It won't crease much and could probably be steamed rather than needing heavy ironing. All the same it's not the sort of thing you'd wear so frequently it's in the wash every week.

Unfortunately yes but still top for at least a few more hours.

I think it didnt come out the way she imagined.

Yes. Will is obviously very key.

She is very striking.

I remember Miriam gargoyle telling her she wasn't pretty. No need at all.

In addition, the paid help would be doing it!

Now you see the thing I find looks weird about her as her makeup is too heavy. Bit drag
I'm sure she's lovely, and is kind to kittens

I thought the sharp points on the collar really made the shirt. V effective

I didn't love the shirt, but thought she looked great,. especially her hair, which I think really suits her at that length. I didn't get bad vibes with her and IH - he's an old hack who will have a fairly thick skin and I don't think he would have taken offence.