Reviews about Belts

trendymom says "isABelt vs invisibelt" about invisibelt -all belt no bulk-

trendymom — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 13:35:42 GMT

someone said the invisibelt is superior to isABelt...JUST NOT TRUE..I just read what someone wrote about the invisibelt vs isABelt on September 23rd. The isABelt product is great..It is a low tech utility product that works. The reason they haven't been in all the big magazines is if you google that the woman that invented invisibelt and "borrowed" their concept was a high rolling fashion editor and stylist and knows everyone there is to know. Beleive me I started my own company and unless you have a gazzillion dollors or know the right people getting press really tough. The isABelt solves ALL fashion fit issues the invisibelt is exactly that a belt with a flat buckle... nothing ingenous about that!!!!! ...

LaurieM says "Don't fall for all the hype because you still get a hump!" about invisibelt -all belt no bulk-

LaurieM — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 17:34:12 GMT

I was surfing the internet when somehow I came across an ad for the invisibelt. I was intrigued because this belt was being advertised as "all belt no bulk". Most women have experienced that bump in the front from a belt when wearing a T-shirt over jeans. I thought that this belt being flat with no bulky buckle was a great concept! I checked the belt out at the website invisibelt.com and then told my sister about it. Before I had a chance to buy it, she ordered us both one. At $19.99 a piece plus around $8 for shipping, I was expecting a much better product.

About the invisibelt

The invisibelt is made of clear, smooth, plastic and has a flat clasp in the front. There is a "buckle" on the side that adjusts like a bra to fit sizes 2 -14. The Invisibelt extends to 44 inches in length; the width is 7/8th. The invisibelt can be ordered online at invisibelt.com or other online stores as well as some retail stores. The website has a listing of the retail stores and locations.

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PattyTherre says "My belt's got me locked up in chains. They've got a hold of me." about Guess Triple Row Chain Belt

PattyTherre — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 04:42:56 GMT

Quick View: Chain belts are coming back! I really like them. This one is cute with jeans but looks better around the season's longer tops and tunics. I have the silver one but the gold is pretty as well and doesn't look gaudy. This is adjustable to fit almost anyone and adds a little bling to a simple outfit.

About the Guess Triple Row Chain Belt

This belt comes in either silver-tone or gold-tone. I have the silver because I tend to wear more silver than gold these days. The belt comes in three sizes to fit everyone and is adjustable by several inches to wear tightly around the waist or hang loosely on the hips. The chain is medium weight and pretty without a lot of bling except for its style. It is 1 1/2" thick and has three rows of circled interlocking chains. The end has a fringed metal "tail" that can be worn in the back or side. I wear it both ways depending on what I am wearing the belt with. I wear it often with my longer tops and leggings or skinny jeans and it gives even the simplest...

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PattyTherre says "What was I thinking when I bought this MONSTER belt?" about Luxury Divas Red Sexy Ultra Soft Square Buckle Wide Sash Cinch Belt

PattyTherre — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 07:33:15 GMT

Quick View: This belt is not sexy. It isn't even attractive. It looks messy and cheap and it way too wide for me. I honestly don't like it at all and won't wear it again.

About my Luxury Divas Red Sexy Ultra Soft Square Buckle Wide Sash Cinch Belt

I actually have the red one as well but don't have a picture of me wearing it so I showed you the black one. It's terrible looking. For one, it is very cheap (under $10.00) and shows. It made of what I guess is supposed to look like leather but is really very thin cheap looking plastic The buckle is flimsy and the belt is SO wide that I can't imagine anyone it would flatter. It makes my torso look shorter than it already is and cuts me right in half, not a look I like. I prefer to look long and lean not as though I am being cut in half by a cheap plastic monster of a belt.

Another thing about this belt that the official picture doesn't show but the real one has, is a pointed tip. Note in the picture of me wearing the black belt (I was squinting from...

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