What Not to Wear

She was an adorable child star from a popular 80's sitcom, but we're forcing Mindy Cohn from the "Facts of Life" to face our facts, about her schlumpy style. Will she accept Stacy and Clinton's advice to look primped for premieres and paparazzi?

Wanda is a therapist who's trapped in a lifelong style snoozefest of bland, unsexy and totally colorless style. Can Stacy and Clinton rehabilitate this plain Jane for the dating scene? Or will her aversion to all things sexy give her a nervous breakdown?

Serrita is a hard working Naval officer and mom who's off-duty attire takes sexy to submarine depths. She thinks her skintight cat suits and scandalous nightlife attire keep her youthful, but they've pushed her husband's tolerance level to code red.

Hillary is a wedding-obsessed florist who has lost 40 pounds and recently opened her own flower shop. Despite having a career she loves and a guy she hopes to marry, she's hiding in a frightening collection of aprons, hand-me-downs and mud-brown outfits.

Linda is a single, 47-year-old who manages a prestigious San Diego theater. Linda needs to ditch the schlumpy stagehand look, but can Stacy and Clinton convince this team player that she'll still be respected if she looks like a leading lady?

Sue followed her ambitions to the bright lights of Broadway, but bowed out and became a mom and glee coach. She is proud of the life she leads and inspires her students, so why does her style of outdated thrift store duds say, "I gave up on my dreams?"

Sarah is a 26-year-old athletic trainer with brains, beauty and a promising future. The only problem is Sarah doesn't see it. Can Sarah see her all-star potential? Or will her serious cynicism be too much even for Stacy and Clinton?

Sarah is an aspiring lawyer who knows how to argue her case in court, but when it comes to defending her legal style, the judgment is guilty. Will her defensive attitude drive the WNTW team over the edge and cause Sarah to put an end to this makeover?

Lizzie has aspirations for a career in bio fuels and is soon to be married. Unfortunately, after 12 years of schooling, her wardrobe of immature, baggy grad school duds plus her mom's shopping advice equals a fashion equation that's doomed for failure.

Erin is a single music magazine writer who uses a shlumpy style of sweats and sleepwear as a security blanket so she can hide from the world. Can Stacy and Clinton awaken Erin's confidence and make her feel like a secure, stylish and sexy woman?

Maggie is a smart, vibrant mom of two with an adoring husband whose "I give up" style is keeping her career at a standstill. Can Stacy and Clinton convince this mom that by making herself a priority, the whole family prospers?

Aleishe is a pastry chef who has always struggled with feeling beautiful. She now works in one of NYC's finest restaurants, but despite her accomplishments she still suffers from a low self esteem. Can Stacy and Clinton help her see her true beauty?

Angie came to the painful realization that she was spending too much time partying and it was beginning to affect her family life. She's thrilled with the change to her lifestyle, but her sad wardrobe looks like she's mourning the loss of her social life.

Denise is a flight attendant whose style is a blinding display of bling. But where does the Technicolor costume party end and the real Denise begin? Can a weeklong layover convince Denise that the glitz and glam is smothering her inner sparkle?

With a recent promotion at NASA and a newly empty nest, it's time for Janet to step up her game. But in order to update her style, Stacy and Clinton will have to jettison the most colossal wardrobe of 80's duds and holiday turtlenecks in WNTW history!

Spending the last ten years buried in the books, earning her Ph D., has left Azi with a wardrobe of immature college girl duds and a nasty habit of shopping in her mom's closet. Can Stacy and Clinton convince Azi that fashion isn't frivolous?

Alicia is a mom, wife, breast cancer survivor and full-time clown for hire. After beating cancer and losing 50 pounds, Alicia now has aspirations to re-enter the corporate world, but can she separate the style of "Colors the Clown" from Alicia the mom?

After having three kids, Amanda, who writes a parenting blog, is use to keeping her beautiful, bubbly personality and oversized duds hidden behind the computer screen. Will Stacy and Clinton be able to yank this mommy blogger out of her comfort zone?

Teresa has struggled with self esteem and weight issues her entire life. But six years ago, she started boxing and it turned her life around. Can Stacy and Clinton convince her that the badass boy gear will need to change if she wants to start a business.

Deana is a mother whose deadbeat duds are only outmatched by one of the most unenthusiastic attitudes Stacy and Clinton have encountered. After a lifetime of hand-me-downs and the post-baby weight blues she's got a serious of arrested style development.

Renee is a vintage addict hiding her shy personality behind a wardrobe wall. To propel her into the 21st Century, we're making WNTW History by launching a revolutionary reinvention, recycling her retro garments and giving them a modern twist.

Jordan is an IT specialist who looks more like a skater chick than a 44-year old woman. And believe it or not, this board-short wearing tomboy is actually a former model! Can Jordan let go of her adolescent attire and launch back into the dating scene?

Growing up on Long Island, Jill developed her tough, goth-girl style as a barrier. Fast forward to today, she’s still rocking her teen angst apparel. Can Jill overcome her fashion phobias and find a style that’s mature, but true to her rebellious roots?

Julie is a style writer whose baggy bohemian wardrobe should be kept off the catwalk. After a recent breakup and a lifelong history of body insecurities, Julie's wardrobe has become a cover story to take the focus of her low self-confidence.