Love, Lust or Run

Joelle is a 27-year old gymnastics teacher, whose main goal is to be a good role model for her students, but her “barely there” style is sending the wrong message.

Tracy is a 35-year old nurse whose obsession with femininity has her dressing in head-to-toe vintage, leading people to not take her seriously.

Brittany is a 28-year old preschool teacher obsessed with fanny packs and pineapples who needs help breaking out of her comfort zone to pursue her dream of becoming a hair stylist.

Gena is an aspiring beautician whose penchant for fangs, mermaid shell tops and pink hair gets a lot of attention, for all the wrong reasons.

Janelle is a 34-year old interior designer who’s been stuck in a style rut for over a decade and needs help breaking free.

Savannah is a circus performer who wears the same clothes in and out of the big top, creating a spectacle wherever she goes.

Geraldine is an administrator at an Ivy League college who has three degrees, but dresses like a twenty-something club kid at a rave.

Tori is a 20-year old aspiring artist whose cartoonish style is all over the map, making it difficult to fit into the sophisticated art world.

Desiree is a nursing student and mother of two who wants to be taken seriously by her classmates, but her look says more party animal than scholar.

Emily is a 33-year old teaching assistant who wears lots of sequins, glitter and bright colors to mask her fear of getting older.

Gabrielle is a 26-year old aspiring psychologist whose way too revealing clothing leads people to run away, not come to her for help.

Stephanie is a single mother whose two daughters want her to put away the corsets and booty shorts and dress more like a regular mom.

Tanya is a free spirit who is having trouble finding a wedding dress that will please her family but will also stay true to who she is.

Kelly is a single mother of two with a homegrown fashion line, but buyers will not take her seriously because of her outrageous style.

Jackie is a carefree 22-year old who needs to grow up, get a job and move out of her parents’ house, but her middle school cat lady style is holding her back.

Liz is a recovering addict who has turned her life around, but her “party girl” style still reflects who she used to be, not who she is now.