What Not To Wear

Alabama country boy Will needs to drop his hillbilly fashion tendencies for a sharper, more professional look for his new job. Stacy and Clinton have to convince Will that oversized shirts and pants are not the way for the new boy at the office to look.

Melanie is an ex-world champion ballroom dancer who now runs 'Dance Times Square' studio in New York City. Though her venue may be fashionable, Melanie certainly isn't. Clinton and Stacy have one week to bring the sparkle and color back into her wardrobe.

Matt has been a successful radio host for fifteen years, but his co-host Ramona is sick of seeing him in his constant T-shirts and jeans uniform. Can Stacy and Clinton persuade Matt to trade in his endless array of shorts for trousers and buttoned shirts?

Fashions have changed over the last twenty-five years, but Kelly has stayed the same. Her clothes, hair, and make-up are all stuck in a time warp. Hairstylist Nick Arrojo has the toughest job with Kelly's 'big hair' that hasn't changed since the 1980's.

Jennifer is a 25 year-old new mother and a successful a full-time nurse. With a great husband and a loving family, why is she still dressing like she's 14? Stacy and Clinton have to help this young lady's wardrobe catch up with the rest of her life!

Aspiring actor, Chris, has adopted a style that infamous punk rock icons might be proud of with pieces thrown together from a Salvation Army grab bag. His parents are desperate for him to "grow out" of his grungy fashion shell. Can Stacy and Clinton help?

A 47 year-old actress turned director is a black addict who thinks that you have to wear black to be taken seriously. Stacy and Clinton have their work cut out trying to convince Tish that the world is much better in Technicolor.

What Not to Wear is looking for a bride who wants her wedding party to look as good as she will. Dowdy moms in pastels, dads looking like funeral directors and grungy best men are spruced up for the big day.

Delia has recently moved from Miami to NYC, and her style reflects that. In her previous job, she was the marketing director for an interior design and architecture firm, but her only formal clothes are two cheap business suits and a $19 cocktail dress.

45 year-old boat restorer, Charlie, has fashion sense that's sunk without a trace. Will Stacey and Clinton be lost at sea as they try to rescue this style shipwreck and restore him to his former glory? And can Nick and Carmindy teach him proper grooming?

Sohni loves being in the spotlight and often dresses to be noticed, but not always for the right reasons. Stacy and Clinton need to turn Sohni's club-hopping ways into a more professional look.

Eddie lives in Chicago with charity-case style poached from thrift stores. Despite ripped up pajama pants, a plethora of polyester and natty bedroom slippers as footwear Eddie is utterly convinced that his style is simply part of the business.

Laura is a hard working mother of four who's also studying for her Master's degree in the evening. While she may be in charge of her company finances, she's definitely not in charge of her style.

As communications director for UNICEF, Mia is in the field making films and on the red carpet welcoming celebrities to fund raising events. Her colleagues say that she wears oversized, casual clothing that doesn't fit her high profile position.

44 year-old Nancy is an Irish step dance instructor whose fashion sense is badly out of step -- she dresses for comfort, not for style. Lords of this fashion dance, Stacy London and Clinton Kelly, will try to teach her to jig to the beat of a new style.

Ed dresses like a work of art - but he's more Picasso than Norman Rockwell. At his large company outside of Chicago not everyone knows his name, but they all know the guy with the wild clothes.

Boston, MA, is home to Melanie, and her childlike rainbow style. Despite inspiration from 10 yr. olds, Melanie thinks her style means business. Clinton and Stacy attempt to give her an image with personality without looking like a kids t.v. presenter.

Maria is a 39-year-old busy bee that likes to stand out. Maria has a policy of wearing head-to-toe neon and wild animal prints. She thinks that her loud style says, 'here comes Maria,' but her family has called in Stacy and Clinton to tone it down some.

Laurie's from Plymouth, MA and works at a landscaping company. She wears baggy clothes and wears a hairstyle that she hasn't cut in 15 years. Laurie's lack of style isn't just a lack of interest, the last eight years, she's cared for her sick grandmother.

Amy is a Boston attorney whose casual work attire often gets her mistaken for a skateboard messenger at her office. Unfortunately, being one of "What Not To Wear's" biggest fans hasn't had a positive impact on her wardrobe.

Alana thinks that she is ahead of the fashion curve. Though not a professional clothes maker, she loves to buy the odd and end pieces then cut and sew them into something cooler. Her friends say, she wears clothes that make her look like an old lady...

Between being a dental hygienist and a professional Anna Nicole Smith impersonator, Jeanine has lost her personal style. Her friends say she's hiding her hourglass figure under frumpy clothes. Stacy and Clinton try to uncover Jeanine's own star quality.

Tanya is an aspiring photographer whose look is less than picture perfect. Fashionistas Stacy London and Clinton Kelly try to bring Tanya's wardrobe into sharp focus, despite her irrational aversion to brown. Can this walking disaster become a cover girl?

Local band promoter, Ana, wants to be taken seriously, but can't part with her punk rock wardrobe. Since losing 50 pounds, Ana's enjoying clothes even more, but her friends don't think bustiers or fake animal prints are helping her love life or career.

New Orleans, is home to working mom, Jenny, and her shabby style created at thrift stores - or out of other people's trash. Stacy and Clinton try to be sympathetic to her hatred of shopping, but her reluctance drives them to a very hands-on makeover.