I kind of assume anyone wearing one is pregnant, but maybe that's because they've become the default not-telling-yet outfit at my workplace.

I kind of agree.

I am guilty of wearing them with leggings and a tank top at home but that's it.

If I lost about 40 lbs I would just love this look... until then...not!

I really like (many of) them because I've always loved drapey fabric.

All trends become a little tedious after a couple of years because by now we have seen every possible incarnation of this sweater and it is getting old.

What is a waterfall cardigan?

Love them!

I like them, I have big boobs and twin sets never fit quite right. I can pair a thin-fabric one with pants or a dress to cover my arms with a sleeveless dress or just stay warm in my freezing office. I like that they can be worn out at night and not look uptight like a blazer.

I wear slimfit yoga clothes under a wrap or cardigan and they make it easy to breastfeed without being obvious. And they are so snuggly for work.

I love them! I wish I could find more/ better quality. But then, I liked the long open cardigans, too. I like wearing slimmer pants, but I do NOT like having to worry about showing skin if my shirt pulls out, or about that little bit of muffin top. These sweaters let me show off my legs and my rack, two of my best features, while camouflaging my middle, which is my worst.

I blame Stevie Nicks and Sania Twain and the whole country folk genre.

No kidding!

Why would designers think women need to wear something that makes them look like a giant, fuzzy tent with ruffles down the front. They are horrific and unflattering.

Tired of fabric flapping everywhere and not ready to go back to a twinset. I wish designers would produce more options.