Why Hope’s Latest Fashion Faux Pas Could Cost Her on October 30 Bold and Beautiful

Hope has made many fashion faux pas over the years on The Bold and the Beautiful. (Remember her boho days?) However, this latest snafu could cost her her future. Hope’s been egging Carter on to encourage Steffy and Ridge to grow and innovate their family company. She’s only doing it to protect Hope for the Future, but it could come back to bite her. 

No Hope for the Future?

The numbers are in, and they’re not looking good. The future doesn’t bode well for Hope for the Future. Her couture collection is on the chopping block. Steffy (Jaqueline MacInnes Wood) and Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) see no need to throw money into a flailing brand.

Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) has renewed hope in the brand. He felt that starting a lingerie collection could bring it to the forefront. Carter feels strongly about HFTF only because of his flourishing romance with Hope (Annika Noelle). 

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The Cardinal Fashion Sin

On Wednesday’s episode of October 30, Hope (Annika Noelle) commits the ultimate fashion faux pas. She changed into sexy lingerie so that Carter could get a good look at her. Unbeknownst to her, Finn (Tanner Novlan) walked into the office. 

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Hope assumed he was Carter. She walked out from behind the changing room divider and tripped onto Finn. Steffy walked and saw Hope on top of her husband. She’s still convinced that Hope still wants Finn. This was all the proof she needed. (Here’s what Annika Noelle thinks about Hope being over Finn.)

Steffy warns Hope, “Get off my husband now.” She also noticed that she was dressed in lingerie and high heels. This fashion mishap will cost Hope her future with Forrester Creations. She might have to pack up her things and leave. 

How will Carter defend her now? Will he believe that Hope accidentally tripped on Finn? Or will he think she still has feelings for him? Their cute office romance might not last for long. As they say in fashion, “One day you’re in, and the next day you’re out.”