What Not to Wear

In this special edition, one lucky couple gets the chance to change their spouses' wardrobe. Fashion expert and host Clinton Kelly will guide the couple in the process with a new wardrobe and some fun surprises along the way.

Carey is a married mother and works as a senior training support specialist in Atlanta, Georgia. Stacy and Clinton step in to stop her from wearing oversized T-shirts and maternity clothes, and things that are too big.

Jenny is a 30-year-old registrar for a local creative college in Atlanta, and her style is described as southern girl meets Betty Page meets thrift store. Now, Stacy and Clinton step in to help this thrift loving lady with her style.

Laurie Trombley's boss thinks she doesn't dress appropriately for work, so Stacy and Clinton step in to help this New York marketing manager dress more professionally.

Cristina teaches in inner city schools and friends have tried to tame her nightlife style, but this sassy New Yorker tries desperately to hold onto her overtly sexy attire when Stacy and Clinton step in to help.

Rita is a 34-year-old senior product manager at a job-placement company, and her wardrobe consists of baggy jeans, boring button-downs and clunky shoes. Nominated by her newlywed husband who's eager to draw out her feminine side, he's desperate for help.

Sarah is turning 30 and runs a bustling real estate business with her husband. Her daily uniform of hooded sweatshirts and yoga pants scares off potential clients, so it's time for Stacy and Clinton to show her something new.

Keri is a 32-year-old counselor at a Seattle county court and hides behind her outdated, worn and oversized clothes she's owned since college. It's time for Stacy and Clinton to destroy her college wardrobe and address her lack of style.

Sheaffer is a San Francisco social worker who counsels troubled youth, but her hippy meets punky-princess fashion sense are where Stacy and Clinton are finding the problem. She's about to enter law school and needs to learn how to dress for the part.

Lesle was born with a congenital heart defect and has outlived her original life expectancy. The American Heart Association has chosen her as their spokesperson for the national Go Red For Women day, and now Stacy and Clinton must update her style.

Pam DeLuco is a 40-year-old fiber artist from San Francisco, and she may be an expert in all things cloth, but she falls short when it comes to fit and style. Her friends have enlisted fashion experts Stacy and Clinton to help build her confidence.

Molly is a 27-year-old fashion school graduate who works in retail. She wants a career in fashion, and gives style advice to friends, but she hardly looks like the fashionista she thinks she is. Her mom is desperate for Stacy and Clinton to help.

Renee O'Malley is a 41-year-old IT worker from San Diego who recently lost over 30 pounds, and now her style needs to catch up. Stacy and Clinton step in to help as they take her on a moving, emotional journey.

Leigh is a preschool teacher, and when it comes to fashion, she fits right in with the toddlers. She's newly single and recently lost 30 ponds, but her adolescent wardrobe is playing down her great looks.

Kim is a 33-year-old swim instructor who is training to become a personal life coach, but her sense of style is what desperately needs coaching. Stacy and Clinton need to drown Kim's beachy-boho wardrobe and show her what not to wear.

Bonnie is a 42-year-old supermom who's always on the run. She goes to a PTA meetings in pajamas and runs around town in T-shirts and yoga pants, and now it's time for Stacy and Clinton to save this mom from her fashion nightmare.

Jennifer Cox is a talented PR consultant who also runs a dog-sitting business. She hides her skills under a baggy wardrobe of knits that are covered with dog hair. Clinton and Stacy try to persuade her that style and success go hand in hand.

Erin is a 26-year-old film archivist who expresses an outgoing and eccentric personality through dramatic wardrobe choices. With such distinct tastes, Erin battles Stacy and Clinton tooth and nail, but is surprised when her transformation is revealed.

Lisa's a 28-year-old middle school teacher stuck in her seventh-grade wardrobe. She is often mistaken as one of the students in her jeans, sneakers and polo shirts. It's time for Stacy and Clinton to give this fashion flunky a crash course on style.

Alicia is a registered nurse in Phoenix whose ailing wardrobe is in need of emergency care. Alicia recently lost 20 pounds but is still not comfortable showing off her new body. Stacy and Clinton want Alicia to realize her true potential.

Desiree is a 30-year-old hairstylist from Phoenix who is preoccupied with beautifying others while ignoring her own fashion issues. Her friends and family would love to see Stacy and Clinton teach Desiree What Not to Wear.

Valerie is a 34-year-old reality TV freelancer who still clings to the look she had in high school. Her friends and family want her to stop wearing pajamas in public, so Stacy and Clinton are called in to expose Valerie to a more mature wardrobe.

Kim is a legal secretary and aspiring voice-over artist. Unflattering black slacks, boring hoodies and a ubiquitous baseball cap make up her daily wardrobe. Her lack of fashion is crushing her confidence, so Stacy and Clinton step in to help.

Natalie is a 24-year-old interior designer whose hardcore look doesn't reflect her professional ability. Her wardrobe of skulls and crossbones doesn't translate well to her career, so Stacy and Clinton step in to help.