I loved the show...with 1 exception. There were so many women who didn't want really short haircuts and the hair stylist would kind of bully them into it...and some didn't like the results. It always seemed to me that there could have been some compromise there. That, or have a wig supply on hand to let the women get an better idea if a short hair cut would suit them before actually cutting their hair.
I found many of the haircuts unflattering and badly done, while others were positively transformational and full of joy. Carmindy always seemed to truly work with the person in a lovely way.
I reMember that one southern lady with all her blonde hair pieces. She looks so much better without them. But she went back to her old style because I guess she thought she looked sexy with them. She didn’t
@@kayregulski6828 I think she was from Texas and liked her 'big hair' I seriously, think that for some folks, it's a cultural thing...her 'big hair' was the equivalent to a guy in that western culture always having a huge belt buckle :) My sister...her hair style is stuck in the mid /late 1970's. Long blond hair, but puffed up on top with bangs. She once had it styled to something less complicated, her hair framed her face and it looked beautiful, had movement to it because there wasn't a quarter can of hairspray holding it all there. And, that style, given she was 54 years old at the time, it actually made her look younger as it didn't 'date the era' of hairstyle from so long ago. Even back then, it was a style only young adults wore, older women back then did not wear that style.
I was like ten watching this show religiously because my small town no one ever dressed nice like this and I was so interested in seeing the styles and transformations. They always did so great!
What's funny is that a few yeas after the show ended Stacy completely changed her personal style to a more casual vibe and stated that in retrospect people should just dress how they feel comfortable. She even showed how different her new apartment was.
Seen that today! How ironic eh? She's admitted to having a lot of inner struggles and seems to have abandoned the entire ethos of this show for a thrift store look and unkempt styling. If that's more her then so be it .
I loved that they never tried to make everyone fit in one box; they helped them discover what was best for their body type, modesty level, age, favorite colors/patterns etc. so that everyone just became a better version of themselves! The biggest transformation really was how they felt about themselves. ❤️❤️❤️
Sorry but I dissagree, they always put wonderful people in ugly blazers and make them 30 years older. Take Meghan from the beginning for example! she was 20 years old with an outfit a 20 year old with a band would wear specially in that year and put her in an ugly suit that made her look like a complete boring adult with no reason. they take all the things that make those people them into the same outfit over and over again. Now this is my opinion but I respect yours. ps: I don't speak English so maybe I wrote something wrong :/
I binged this show for years! It was my jam! Anyone else remember the period of time where the hair stylist was literally hacking like EVERY womans long hair??! Literally drove me nuts
I loved this show! Every Friday evening, my family knew...if we're at home, I'm watching What Not To Wear😊. My boys (who were very young at the time) would often even put TLC on for me and ask daddy to make me a grown up drink so I could sit and relax for an hour before the weekend went into full swing. So cute🤗 I'd love to see this show back! Stacey and Clinton were perfect for it.
Unfortunately, the show was not about helping the girls without a style. It was about teaching rebels how to conform to the societies most stupid norms and how to hide their personality for the reasons that reminds me of highschool popularity contests. It would actually be amazing if for instance they helped a goth become better at dressing while letting her stay a goth. Also, so many girls were ahead of the time. Their clothes would be fashionable today. I guess the style of some other girls will be fashionable in 15 years or so. I also guess that if you would time travel to the past, let's say eighties, people would see you like those who snitched the girls see this girls in the show.
@@9395gb Girls looking like bums? Even though there are a few that looked like ones, those were in the minority. Most just had a style that hasn't got the mainstream acceptance. Some were quite stylish actually. Beautiful clothes combined nicely. Just not according to the fashion trends of the day. I remember so many times going to the TV because I was bored and without a book to read and then seeing there is nothing except this on. I would then fume for the rest of the day because they made such a stylish girl look boring. 🤣 What a freak show that was...
I watched this show every week and usually thought the end results were okay, not stunning. I remember that the hair stylist Nick gave EVERYBODY a bob. Shoulder length hair? You got a bob. Wavy hair? You got a bob. Curly hair? He straightened it and then gave you a bob. He cut one black woman's natural hair into a style that can only be described as Bobby Brown from New Edition - a "Gumby" look. I think she even said it looked like Gumby. I recall that many of the women didn't want to grow up and accept that they couldn't wear the clothes they liked in high school. Turning 30 (or 40 or 80) isn't the worse thing in the world. Wearing clothing that makes you look like Jane from Whatever Happened to Baby Jane ranks pretty high though. Not saying you need to dress like your great-great grandmother, but maybe rethink bows.
o.g yes, when he got replaced with Ted Gibson, the styles varied so much...for a "renowed" stylist, Nick was not very creative and gave EVERYONE the same cookie cutter haircut
I really miss this show. I would’ve loved to have seen them put women on that are my age 70. When I was young I was at the top of the fashion. But now, I don’t want to dress like some old bingo playing lady, but I don’t want to look like I’m trying to be Some young thing either
You just need to wear what you like and want to. What does age have to do with it? The only person you need to please is the one you see at the mirror.
This was a bittersweet show for me. I've always dressed however if felt like and no one really said anything. Although I felt the judgement. Now, I have someone who pushes me to dress more consciously while keeping my style, but I still default to "comfortable" and my lazyness takes over haha However, I have to give it to them. I do feel more confident when I look good. Also, I do see the missed potencial when I spot someone who isn't wearing the best clothes they could.
Teaching people how to wear high heels is like binding feet and stretching necks it’s just a painful terrible unhealthy beautification instrument of torture I’m glad I don’t have to worry about it
That does seem a rather extreme comparison given that high heels are inherently temporary and your other examples were not. I'm strong believer in being as comfortable as you can be in your clothing (I think I only own five or six pairs of shoes) and not torturing yourself to fit some impossible standard, but I will wear a high heel on occasion. I'm pretty glad I do know how to walk in them. But it is absolutely obscene that they are the expectation for so many women, especially in media.
@@lindsaymorrison7519 What a different perspective I've gained in the 30 years since I was a long-haired, mini skirt & heel-wearing rocker chick. I developed severe arthritis in my feet, knees and ankles and can't even look at heels nowadays. Today, comfort and safety are of primary importance. I don't blame wearing heels as the cause, but I went in the totally opposite style direction, from full makeup & dressed to the nines every day to baggy jeans, sandals & tank tops most of the time.
How I do miss Clinton and Stacy. The show was about soooo much more than "just a makeover"..... Kindness, compassion, affirmation, and a healthy dose of common sense packaged in humor. I hope they are both doing OK. God bless them both wherever they are.
I miss this show, and Stacy and Clinton so much. I would give anything to see this show again. Now as I am much older and I have spinal stenosis my body shape has changed so much I have no idea What to Wear😢
As a dressmaker they really helped design dresses for different body types I always learned something from them. I miss that show. I wish I could hug those wonderful teachers!!
Nope, sorry! The fashion in that show was atrocious 🥸 some hair stylist and makeup artists did a good job but the fashion was either basic or a complete fail, and you can't even blame it on the times 🙅🏼♀️
I miss this show so much. Stacy and Clinton were the best stylist I have ever seen on tv. They always had good advice for styling any body type. Wish they would bring that duo back.
I always thought it was Ironic that they forced Mayim Bialik to have a makeover and then she got THREE Emmy nominations portraying a character that dresses like a frump-a-dump. Take That fashion police!
Yes, she came on show looking like Amy Ferris Fouler, but it was a ROLE. They showed her how to dress as herself, more flattering. Did you see her hosting Jeopardy a few weeks ago? So much nicer than the costume of Dr Amy .
😤 How dare you mention Mayim Bialik and not mention Blossom. At the time of filming what not to wear she still had clothes from the Blossom and still wore them a decade after it ended 🤣
I sometimes look like girls on that show before their makeover. I sometimes watched this show when I had nothing else to do with myself because the show aired at the same time. I saw girls with such an amazing outfits and senses for style shamed after which they - agreed to be changed. They always ended up in the same boring clothes. Those two did not even take some elements from the girls, and always made them look the same. I am very proud of my style, would never agree to be on the show and if they came to me I would be equally mean to them. I am proud of the clothes I sew and crocheted, get compliments on my clothes even though there are people who would want me to wear something like those girls would end up with. 🤢
While there's a time and a place for some of this, I think some of it is often arrogant and elitist. Some people LIKE a simple style and no make-up. Defining beauty by whether or not one wears make-up sends a message that women have to put on a mask/some fakeness to be beautiful and that's not true. It's nice being able to keep things simple in daily life and then be able to go a bit fancier when the occasion calls for it or when one just plain feels like rather than trying to live up to elitists' arbitrary beauty standards. Brushing/Combing one's hair does have its place. Cleanliness has its place. So does being comfortable. Not everyone's meant to wear heals. They're not even good for one's feet and back. Sensible shoes as one's normal lifestyle can be good.
This is probably just me but I always thought the show taught you how to dress work appropriate. I’ve noticed some of the contestants were close to getting fired because of how they dress. I do think it was wrong for the show to throw away most of their old wardrobe though
I would like to see more of Stacy and Clinton --it seems they focused on younger women for most of the time. There are a lot of women, myself included that are stuck in a time warp of layered haircuts and jeans with concert t-shirts and sneakers. Our bodies have changed, we're older and we have no idea how to dress ourselves at this stage of life. While I don't wear dresses or pantsuits often and my messed up feet (messed up from decades of wearing 3-4 inch heals) won't allow me to wear heals very often, I need help with my casual look. A lot of us 60+ women don't want to look like our grandmas but we also can't get away with dressing like we did in college. If someone could design a style just for women in my age group, they'd be billionaires.
The "problem" with most of the participants was that they were wearing their insecurity on their clothes, the girl with the fairy wings, the witch, the flight attendant, all of that is nothing but insecurity. Being well dress gives you confidence, it's not about fitting with society or getting attention, when you're well dress people looks AT YOU, not at your clothing.
Ugh, this video makes me depressed. Going through some emotional troubles and having trouble taking care of myself. Wish I could get nominated now. Would make me feel that people can see me struggling with trying to be kept together. But I hate the spotlight, so I'll just stay in my little corner. Love my life though, just still fighting the inward battle. Not suicidal, just felt triggered and just needed to put it out there so I know that it is out there and I'm not bottling it in. Holding it in is the worst thing to do in my opinion
But Sunny--look at all those amazing vintage clothes. She could've leveled up her style without having to throw all those clothes in the trash. Get a new haircut, ditch the wings, but keep the clothes.
This was the best show, I really wish they would bring it back with Stacy and Clinton! I'm pretty sure this show is where I first started realizing my own personal style.
The funny thing is that, even after all the years this show has been off the air, none of the made over styles shown here look dated. This show, and the advice it provided, are timeless.
I hope there is a transcript kept of that phone call somewhere so even if/when it is taken down, there is still the words to read. I feel for Liz. No one but Liz knows her heart and at her age and what she has experienced in her life. One of my biggest pet peeves is someone that says something in anger or under the influence as if that excuses it - no it doesn't - what you say and do, you must own up to it! You are not allowed to claim only the good things about yourself. No, you accept and learn from your mistakes so you don't make those mistakes again, and you celebrate your growth as much as you celebrate the good things about yourself.
I have been watching the reruns and wish I could go through a make over. I am 65 and now attempting to learn to dress like 65 but not like an old lady. I have picked up a lot tips and tricks from the show. I have picked up few ideas but I felt it was geared toward the 30-50 group. I have never had the financial means to do what I would of liked to have done for myself. I was a single mom for a lot of years. I love Stacy and Clinton and wish that the show would come back and they could pick this Grandma.
Sunny crying made me want to cry. I’m currently struggling to find a style/ways to make myself feel and look good! I feel like Stacy. Not sure if I just don’t care or I’m still stuck in not caring.
One thing I like about that show is after the makeover is not all the people look the like the way it was on Snog, Marry or Avoid. They helped people find their OWN style.
Why the hell should anyone have to learn to walk on high heels?? It is plain ridiculous to walk on sticks! These hysteric neurotic overacting presenters are awful.
I loved the show...with 1 exception. There were so many women who didn't want really short haircuts and the hair stylist would kind of bully them into it...and some didn't like the results. It always seemed to me that there could have been some compromise there. That, or have a wig supply on hand to let the women get an better idea if a short hair cut would suit them before actually cutting their hair.
Yes !
I found many of the haircuts unflattering and badly done, while others were positively transformational and full of joy. Carmindy always seemed to truly work with the person in a lovely way.
I reMember that one southern lady with all her blonde hair pieces. She looks so much better without them. But she went back to her old style because I guess she thought she looked sexy with them. She didn’t
@@kayregulski6828 I think she was from Texas and liked her 'big hair' I seriously, think that for some folks, it's a cultural thing...her 'big hair' was the equivalent to a guy in that western culture always having a huge belt buckle :)
My sister...her hair style is stuck in the mid /late 1970's. Long blond hair, but puffed up on top with bangs.
She once had it styled to something less complicated, her hair framed her face and it looked beautiful, had movement to it because there wasn't a quarter can of hairspray holding it all there.
And, that style, given she was 54 years old at the time, it actually made her look younger as it didn't 'date the era' of hairstyle from so long ago.
Even back then, it was a style only young adults wore, older women back then did not wear that style.
My sister and I preferred Nick Arrojo over the second hair stylist they brought on. I really dislike what the second guy does with their hair
I really miss this show, the crazy stupid shows on now are useless! Bring it back please🙏🏽
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It's 2024..and I desperately need this kind of shows.. To relax.. And botched.. Or smth
I was like ten watching this show religiously because my small town no one ever dressed nice like this and I was so interested in seeing the styles and transformations. They always did so great!
The thing is that they just dress people nicely for middle America. No one in big towns dress like that.
What's funny is that a few yeas after the show ended Stacy completely changed her personal style to a more casual vibe and stated that in retrospect people should just dress how they feel comfortable. She even showed how different her new apartment was.
Seen that today! How ironic eh? She's admitted to having a lot of inner struggles and seems to have abandoned the entire ethos of this show for a thrift store look and unkempt styling. If that's more her then so be it .
I watched this show religiously. Stacey and Clinton were wonderful as hosts and with the participants. It was a great show.
I loved that show. I miss it.
Me too!
OMG! 👍😔 ME TOO!
ME TOOOOO!
I was just thinking about it a couple days ago and today this pops into my feed! RUclips get outta my head...
Me too!
For sure.
I loved that they never tried to make everyone fit in one box; they helped them discover what was best for their body type, modesty level, age, favorite colors/patterns etc. so that everyone just became a better version of themselves! The biggest transformation really was how they felt about themselves. ❤️❤️❤️
Hello how are you doing 😊😊👋☺️☺️
Nailed it Danica Thomas!
100%
Definitely
Sorry but I dissagree, they always put wonderful people in ugly blazers and make them 30 years older. Take Meghan from the beginning for example! she was 20 years old with an outfit a 20 year old with a band would wear specially in that year and put her in an ugly suit that made her look like a complete boring adult with no reason. they take all the things that make those people them into the same outfit over and over again.
Now this is my opinion but I respect yours.
ps: I don't speak English so maybe I wrote something wrong :/
"just because they got it on your size, doesn't mean you can wear it", agree 100% with that statement, this was a good show
I binged this show for years! It was my jam! Anyone else remember the period of time where the hair stylist was literally hacking like EVERY womans long hair??! Literally drove me nuts
It was probably needed.
I wish they’d bring this show back
Absolutely loved this show. Even if you were not on it, You learned so much.
So very very true!
Seriously. I wish they'd bring it back.
Me too!
AGREE!
I loved it as well, especially when they worked on guys, which was rare.
I loved this show! Every Friday evening, my family knew...if we're at home, I'm watching What Not To Wear😊.
My boys (who were very young at the time) would often even put TLC on for me and ask daddy to make me a grown up drink so I could sit and relax for an hour before the weekend went into full swing. So cute🤗
I'd love to see this show back! Stacey and Clinton were perfect for it.
Hello how are you doing 😊😊☺️
If I had a friend who wore fairy wings I'd never tell her to ditch them, I'd join her
I hate what they did to her style, and especially to her hair.
That's right girl!
They " discovered" the boring!
Unfortunately, the show was not about helping the girls without a style. It was about teaching rebels how to conform to the societies most stupid norms and how to hide their personality for the reasons that reminds me of highschool popularity contests. It would actually be amazing if for instance they helped a goth become better at dressing while letting her stay a goth.
Also, so many girls were ahead of the time. Their clothes would be fashionable today. I guess the style of some other girls will be fashionable in 15 years or so. I also guess that if you would time travel to the past, let's say eighties, people would see you like those who snitched the girls see this girls in the show.
@@lampyrisnoctiluca9904looking like a bum is not rebelling. It's usually a sign of self esteem issues.
@@9395gb Girls looking like bums? Even though there are a few that looked like ones, those were in the minority. Most just had a style that hasn't got the mainstream acceptance. Some were quite stylish actually. Beautiful clothes combined nicely. Just not according to the fashion trends of the day.
I remember so many times going to the TV because I was bored and without a book to read and then seeing there is nothing except this on. I would then fume for the rest of the day because they made such a stylish girl look boring. 🤣 What a freak show that was...
I watched this show every week and usually thought the end results were okay, not stunning. I remember that the hair stylist Nick gave EVERYBODY a bob. Shoulder length hair? You got a bob. Wavy hair? You got a bob. Curly hair? He straightened it and then gave you a bob. He cut one black woman's natural hair into a style that can only be described as Bobby Brown from New Edition - a "Gumby" look. I think she even said it looked like Gumby.
I recall that many of the women didn't want to grow up and accept that they couldn't wear the clothes they liked in high school. Turning 30 (or 40 or 80) isn't the worse thing in the world. Wearing clothing that makes you look like Jane from Whatever Happened to Baby Jane ranks pretty high though. Not saying you need to dress like your great-great grandmother, but maybe rethink bows.
Yes, that drove me crazy !!
o.g yes, when he got replaced with Ted Gibson, the styles varied so much...for a "renowed" stylist, Nick was not very creative and gave EVERYONE the same cookie cutter haircut
I really miss this show. I would’ve loved to have seen them put women on that are my age 70. When I was young I was at the top of the fashion. But now, I don’t want to dress like some old bingo playing lady, but I don’t want to look like I’m trying to be Some young thing either
You just need to wear what you like and want to. What does age have to do with it? The only person you need to please is the one you see at the mirror.
That would be awesome!
YES, it'd be so great for them to do a show like this with older women. I would love that.
There could be youtube videos on it?
They never wanted to change anyone completely they still kept things they liked but picked flattering styles
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I don't know about that, at least with the participants whose entire wardrobes they got rid of. I'd consider that changing them completely.
This was a bittersweet show for me. I've always dressed however if felt like and no one really said anything. Although I felt the judgement. Now, I have someone who pushes me to dress more consciously while keeping my style, but I still default to "comfortable" and my lazyness takes over haha
However, I have to give it to them. I do feel more confident when I look good. Also, I do see the missed potencial when I spot someone who isn't wearing the best clothes they could.
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Loved this show and miss it; wish it would come back. Miss the hosts Stacey and Clinton!!
Hello how are you doing 😊😊👋👋
Teaching people how to wear high heels is like binding feet and stretching necks it’s just a painful terrible unhealthy beautification instrument of torture I’m glad I don’t have to worry about it
That does seem a rather extreme comparison given that high heels are inherently temporary and your other examples were not. I'm strong believer in being as comfortable as you can be in your clothing (I think I only own five or six pairs of shoes) and not torturing yourself to fit some impossible standard, but I will wear a high heel on occasion. I'm pretty glad I do know how to walk in them. But it is absolutely obscene that they are the expectation for so many women, especially in media.
@@lindsaymorrison7519 What a different perspective I've gained in the 30 years since I was a long-haired, mini skirt & heel-wearing rocker chick. I developed severe arthritis in my feet, knees and ankles and can't even look at heels nowadays. Today, comfort and safety are of primary importance. I don't blame wearing heels as the cause, but I went in the totally opposite style direction, from full makeup & dressed to the nines every day to baggy jeans, sandals & tank tops most of the time.
How I do miss Clinton and Stacy. The show was about soooo much more than "just a makeover"..... Kindness, compassion, affirmation, and a healthy dose of common sense packaged in humor. I hope they are both doing OK. God bless them both wherever they are.
The hair was always fab when Nick Arrojo was the stylist. And Carmindy is the BEST.
Lies
I think it's funny that the style of what the girl with pink hair was originally wearing, is what's trending now.
These days you're not allowed to tell people that they're dressing poorly but they need it now more than ever
I miss this show, and Stacy and Clinton so much. I would give anything to see this show again. Now as I am much older and I have spinal stenosis my body shape has changed so much I have no idea What to Wear😢
colour, texture, pattern, shine - learned so much from that show. Still miss it.
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As a dressmaker they really helped design dresses for different body types I always learned something from them. I miss that show. I wish I could hug those wonderful teachers!!
I miss these two! They need to bring this show back!
I will never forgot that pink hair!! It's my dream haircut and color!
I don't understand why she had to be "taught how to walk in heels". What for? Do they want to cripple her feet???
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Nope, sorry! The fashion in that show was atrocious 🥸 some hair stylist and makeup artists did a good job but the fashion was either basic or a complete fail, and you can't even blame it on the times 🙅🏼♀️
I really miss this show! 🥺😢
Me too
Me too.
Me too
me tooooo
Me too!
I miss this show so much, wish they'd bring it back. Loved it
I miss this show so much. Stacy and Clinton were the best stylist I have ever seen on tv. They always had good advice for styling any body type. Wish they would bring that duo back.
Such a wonderful show, with fantastic hosts!!! Bring them back please!!!!!
You missed a celebrity makeover: Mindy Cohn from "The Facts of Life."
Bring this show back please!!!!
You can tell how old this show is, judging by the transformation fashions at the time.
I always thought it was Ironic that they forced Mayim Bialik to have a makeover and then she got THREE Emmy nominations portraying a character that dresses like a frump-a-dump. Take That fashion police!
Yes, she came on show looking like Amy Ferris Fouler, but it was a ROLE. They showed her how to dress as herself, more flattering. Did you see her hosting Jeopardy a few weeks ago? So much nicer than the costume of Dr Amy .
I was obsessed with this show and have watched every single episode. Some more than once.
😤 How dare you mention Mayim Bialik and not mention Blossom. At the time of filming what not to wear she still had clothes from the Blossom and still wore them a decade after it ended 🤣
She's said she regretted going on the show in particular that she could never get her hair to grow beyond a certain length again
That was my favorite show and miss it, too! Please bring it back!!!
I sometimes look like girls on that show before their makeover. I sometimes watched this show when I had nothing else to do with myself because the show aired at the same time. I saw girls with such an amazing outfits and senses for style shamed after which they - agreed to be changed. They always ended up in the same boring clothes. Those two did not even take some elements from the girls, and always made them look the same.
I am very proud of my style, would never agree to be on the show and if they came to me I would be equally mean to them. I am proud of the clothes I sew and crocheted, get compliments on my clothes even though there are people who would want me to wear something like those girls would end up with. 🤢
Good for you! But unlike you those girls agreed to go on...so on some level they were interested in changing.
I still think about Megan and wonder how she got on. She was so cute and unique and cool and they turned her into another boring Stacy clone.
While there's a time and a place for some of this, I think some of it is often arrogant and elitist. Some people LIKE a simple style and no make-up. Defining beauty by whether or not one wears make-up sends a message that women have to put on a mask/some fakeness to be beautiful and that's not true. It's nice being able to keep things simple in daily life and then be able to go a bit fancier when the occasion calls for it or when one just plain feels like rather than trying to live up to elitists' arbitrary beauty standards. Brushing/Combing one's hair does have its place. Cleanliness has its place. So does being comfortable. Not everyone's meant to wear heals. They're not even good for one's feet and back. Sensible shoes as one's normal lifestyle can be good.
Just loved everything about this show!! ♥️
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I miss that show with Stacy London and Clinton Kelly!!!! Wish it was still on in reruns
I really miss this team, Stacy and Clinton, and I really miss this show!
I loved this show! Please bring back Stacy and Clinton.
This is probably just me but I always thought the show taught you how to dress work appropriate. I’ve noticed some of the contestants were close to getting fired because of how they dress. I do think it was wrong for the show to throw away most of their old wardrobe though
Wish they bring this show back!!!!!
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Love that show! They took the reruns off!! UGH!
I loved it too! I miss it! Come back, come back.
Even though it’s not the case they came across as a married couple finishing each other’s sentences. Their bickering was hysterical.
great show i miss it
3:27 that was the best reaction!😊
I would like to see more of Stacy and Clinton --it seems they focused on younger women for most of the time. There are a lot of women, myself included that are stuck in a time warp of layered haircuts and jeans with concert t-shirts and sneakers. Our bodies have changed, we're older and we have no idea how to dress ourselves at this stage of life. While I don't wear dresses or pantsuits often and my messed up feet (messed up from decades of wearing 3-4 inch heals) won't allow me to wear heals very often, I need help with my casual look. A lot of us 60+ women don't want to look like our grandmas but we also can't get away with dressing like we did in college. If someone could design a style just for women in my age group, they'd be billionaires.
When Chicos 1st started they were the chic, sharp comfy dressing for grown+up mature women. Somehow it has drifted. Miss the show and Chicos shops.
The "problem" with most of the participants was that they were wearing their insecurity on their clothes, the girl with the fairy wings, the witch, the flight attendant, all of that is nothing but insecurity. Being well dress gives you confidence, it's not about fitting with society or getting attention, when you're well dress people looks AT YOU, not at your clothing.
I miss this show! 🙁
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This show needs to come back. I loved it.
This show helped me immensely with dressing for my body type!!!
I adored this show ! I wish it would come back
Ugh, this video makes me depressed. Going through some emotional troubles and having trouble taking care of myself. Wish I could get nominated now. Would make me feel that people can see me struggling with trying to be kept together. But I hate the spotlight, so I'll just stay in my little corner. Love my life though, just still fighting the inward battle. Not suicidal, just felt triggered and just needed to put it out there so I know that it is out there and I'm not bottling it in. Holding it in is the worst thing to do in my opinion
I still quote "A square toe chunky heel shoe?!!"
But Sunny--look at all those amazing vintage clothes. She could've leveled up her style without having to throw all those clothes in the trash. Get a new haircut, ditch the wings, but keep the clothes.
Agree... except that I don't like the dowdy middle-aged haircut.
I believe all discarded clothes on the show are donated.
The show was such fun too watch
I adored this show. Still miss it.
Hello how are you doing 😊☺️
Amazing wat a new look the right look can do for a person
There was a girl they gave a pixie cut to and she looked amazing. You wouldn’t have known she was the same person. Best transformation on the show.
Thank you for this throwback! 😁
And now Megan's graphic Ts would be right on point. Sometimes it seemed Clinton should have been a client.
Loved this show. The makeovers were, dare I say it, heartwarming.
One of my favorite Saturday night shows. Totally miss it. R.
Miss this show. I watched it with my mother. She passed. Enjoyed 😊.
Sure miss you!!
This show was amazing. Now TLC is boring.
This was the best show, I really wish they would bring it back with Stacy and Clinton! I'm pretty sure this show is where I first started realizing my own personal style.
The funny thing is that, even after all the years this show has been off the air, none of the made over styles shown here look dated. This show, and the advice it provided, are timeless.
I've seen every one of these. I really miss the show.
4:57 I love that green outfit though (and her hair, too)
Thank you for the video
Wish this show was still on, loved it!
Don't forget the made over Mindy Cohn from Facts of Life
Remember that goofy blonde stewardess???? OMG
I hope there is a transcript kept of that phone call somewhere so even if/when it is taken down, there is still the words to read. I feel for Liz. No one but Liz knows her heart and at her age and what she has experienced in her life. One of my biggest pet peeves is someone that says something in anger or under the influence as if that excuses it - no it doesn't - what you say and do, you must own up to it! You are not allowed to claim only the good things about yourself. No, you accept and learn from your mistakes so you don't make those mistakes again, and you celebrate your growth as much as you celebrate the good things about yourself.
I have been watching the reruns and wish I could go through a make over. I am 65 and now attempting to learn to dress like 65 but not like an old lady. I have picked up a lot tips and tricks from the show. I have picked up few ideas but I felt it was geared toward the 30-50 group. I have never had the financial means to do what I would of liked to have done for myself. I was a single mom for a lot of years. I love Stacy and Clinton and wish that the show would come back and they could pick this Grandma.
Learned alot from the show. Namely,.how important good fitting underclothes are. And today, I ignore what I learned and rock a sports bra. Lol.
I loved Sunny, she was so genuine!🔥
Loved the show
Hello how are you doing 😊😊
Loved this show and so wish it were back on
Sunny crying made me want to cry.
I’m currently struggling to find a style/ways to make myself feel and look good!
I feel like Stacy. Not sure if I just don’t care or I’m still stuck in not caring.
Best reality show of all time!
I loved this show. When I got married, I got my husband to watch it with me. We loved it. Stacey, Clinton, Nick, and Carmindy were the best!
One thing I like about that show is after the makeover is not all the people look the like the way it was on Snog, Marry or Avoid. They helped people find their OWN style.
loved that show bring it back
Favorite show ever. ❤❤❤miss it. And I miss Stacy and Clinton 😔
I miss that show. Bring it back
Nicole Eggert (Baywatch) and Mindy Cohn (The Facts of Life) also got makeovers.
Why why why dress Megan in an "older" look? Why heels, those shoes are very bad for your feet 🙈
Hello how are you doing 😊😊☺️
Hello how are you doing 😊😊☺️
I loved the show. I loved how they taught normal people to look fabulous.
I loved this show. I wish it was still on.👍😊
I still use their basic rules for how to shop for fit.
Don’t forget they actually do you do some makeovers awesome man
Why the hell should anyone have to learn to walk on high heels??
It is plain ridiculous to walk on sticks!
These hysteric neurotic overacting presenters are awful.
Walk on sticks 😂👍
I can't walk in it at ALL 🤣