How Do I Look?

this show was my favorite of all this was showing that the producers are so nice and i loved this one i loike the show. this was just my fav. I'm from Philly, so i have the shore in NJ, that i love so this was just sweet. to me.

I love the show but miss two things. 1, so many women start out with glasses but all in the after have no glasses. Not realistic. Teach us girls which glasses to wear!
2, the best after pictures are in regular clothing, not dresses that you would wear to a wedding or other dress up occasion

This show would be so great if the people picked weren't so phony. Those fake looks when they throw the clothes up the tube makes me have to change the channel. Are they for real and just phony it up? Might watch What not to wear for ideas of making it better. they are silly too but not so darn dramatic. this is JMHO and might make the show better or are people really wanting phony? The prizes are really great and is fun for the friends or family to pick the clothes. How do they get the long hair

I've been a fan of the show from the very beginning and the modernization of the program is wonderful. Finola Hughes is the perfect host for this show. She's fashionable, current, funny, smart, fresh and beautiful. Although showing off the new look to the live audience of strangers in a mall (it looks like it's in a mall) kind of ruins the impact of it all. The more intimate unveiling, with a small gathering of close friends and family from the previous show I believe is much better, brings out more emotions from the viewers, i think. Having said that, Congratulations and keep up the good work.

I love this show, but.. I couldn't help notice that one of the professional designers on the show had huge red marks on his neck that were very visible and I thought that looked a little unprofessional. I can't say what the red marks were, and maybe I was wrong thinking I know what they looked like. I apologize if this offends anyone. I think Finola does a Wonderful job! I can see it sometimes can be a challenge with all those different personalities. I thought she handled things really well on the one show where the girl with the punk style did not like anything and was terribly rude to everyone!

I really love this show. People get to get an updated look of themselves. The only episode that I really didn't like was the one with Plum. She was so ungrateful the whole time. I mean, she complained the whole time, she was so rude to her friends, and even when her long-time friend was crying, she didn't even act like she cared. They were doing that for her, and she decided to be so spoiled and so abnoxious as to not even participate. I think it's really pathetic and I honestly applaud all of the people who were on the show that day because I wouldn't have been able to keep my temper in check like they did. Anyway, it's a great show and I watch it all the time.

As an addict, i felt the episode was so touching! I was having a really bad night and this episode came on. I gave me hope. I would love to talk to the woman (whose now a drug and alcohol counselor) and find out a little bit about her story. I could totally use some words of encouragement!I could really relate to the mom; her feelings, her priorities, etc. I especially loved when she said that when things were dying on her insides (while she was using), she kept up her outsides, but now that she is healthy on the inside, she doesn't care as much about the outside! I thought it was pretty profound. She was a real inspiration.

For years, HDIL's set was a nightclub, complete with pub tables & chairs, and a bar. After the reveal, participants ceremoniously toasted the audience.



Recently, HDIL did a makeovers of some people who've been in rehab. Suddenly, the toast was gone, and the "reveal" set strangely empty.



I don't expect fashionistas to be experts on behavioral science, sociology, medicine, mental health or the scientific method. I understand the HDIL staff isn't qualified to scientifically test the claims of the rehab movement. But I think it isn't wise or fair to publicize medical claims one is unqualified to substantiate.



My reaction, as a viewer was, "Why are people who make a fashion program – not even a show about medicine or even general news - willing to promote recovery-movement claims?" Unlike the usual HDIL guests, who engage in discussions about fashion led by the host, the post-rehab guests drove the discussion to their drug and alcohol use and their "bad choices", while the host makes sympathetic facial expressions. Basically, it felt like HDIL had been hijacked and turned into a tool for post-rehab persons to publicize their participation in the recovery movement and put the movement's claims out into the public discourse. And even that wasn't enough, the set that had served the show for 7 seasons was gutted. In contrast, when HDIL did makeovers for people with actual physical diseases, like lupus and cancer, the talk still centered on fashion, like their normal makeovers.

I have a friend that just dont know how to dress for special occassions. He does not go buy any new clothes. He be having the same clothes for the past 3 years. He have no style of clothes. He would jux throw on anything that he can find that fits him. And he also dont know what to put on to make him look younger and more mature. He dress like he is still a teenager when he is already 26 years old. I really want you to help him out because he just cant think for himself about his clothes. He really needs a new wardrobe. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

I want to be on this show. I need help in what to wear and my hair? Don't get me started. I usually have it in a ponytail. I love this show!!!!!!!!! I have to tell the girls at work about this show. I like how they let the family members pick out the new look. I also love the professionals that they pick too! They are so funny but serious about making the person look good! Maybe if I get enough of my friends and family to watch the show, they will take pity on me and submit my name to the show!

some time its boring ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm its fine

i dont love it but its fine

whatever i dont care

dont know having nothing to do

ever

iLL watch this its funny

to see what the people buy with there money huh

werid isn't it

yeah i know

whats going on with this sometimes other times

right things wrong things

many people need to good on this show you know who ya are

huh come being it out the parson hiding behaind those eyes

shoe everything let Everyone in the world see you come out

even if your not gay woah sorry

that was not funny at alll thats it im done watch this show !

How do I Look, is a very funny show. Whether its meant to be or not. But sometimes it can get really harsh to the victims, like throwing away almost all their clothes then in the end leaving you with only 3 outfits. But I love to see the end results, they sometimes look worse than before and most of the time they are beautiful. So I tune in when I can, I'm not really addicted or anything, but its good. Finola is a great host, but she seems to bounce back and forth from sides to this makeover, so it can get annoying. But if love a good makeover, you should watch this.

The critics can be a little harsh, but it's good for a girl to learn how to be feminine! It's amazing to see a person with no sense of style get excited about primping! AND they don't get to extreme. When a girl doesn't ever get dressed up, you can scare her away with some outfit that's too crazy, but this show is mild enough for those girls who aren't so confident about being trendy. Sometimes, I would put more make-up on the girls, but like I said...extreme is not the best plan. I personally would love to go on the show to see what they would do with me, but I don't think I'm as in need as some of the people on the show...but who knows?

I like the show...but it\'s kind of slipped a little since it was first on tv. I liked it in the beginning because it gave the people more to look foreward to by going on the show. They pretty much just get the 3 outfits, a new haircut, and make-up. Before they actually got more clothes as a suprise after so they had more outfits. A lot of people on the show get a lot of their stuff thrown away. Where\'s the equality in that? They lose most of their clothes and they get 3 outfits. At least in the beginning of the show they had a budget of how much they could spend, and it didn\'t just have to be on the 3 outfits. They were also able to pick out more clothes for the contestant that were rewarded to them at the end of the show. I know it\'s a nice gesture, but now their going to have to go spend more of their money on new clothes. I think some people would have been better off going on What Not to Wear. You get $5,000 to spend on clothes for yourself. I know it\'s not always about what you can get, but I think you should get something for having to throw away a lot of your favorite clothes.

January 4th episode. Hostess has no business on this show dressed as she does. She had on a blouse that looked like it came out of trash!!!! And the stylist in the red hat looked ridiculous in her blouse!! And the guys looked like slobs!!!

There is nothing wrong with polyester. Some people do not like linen, wool, etc. It is not the fabric but how the creation it is made from!!

I love this show a lot and it shows family

And friends helping out a person that really that isn't

Into fashion, I know as I am not for sure LOL. Throw in their family and friends into the mix and

They help them with the works. From the hair to the clothes and grooming. Personal favorite show that nobody knows that I watch! LOL!

Hosted by Finoula Hughes, this show is a personal favorite. A person who is nominated by a family member or a friend is given a makeover. They get to choose from 9 outfits from 3 different collections put together by 3 different people. They can't switch collections and have to accept everything including hair and makeup. But I have never seen anyone not look absolutely fabulous from the makeover. Love this show!

This is probley one of my top favorite shows. I know this is really girly girly , but hey what can i tell you execept that i am a girl who's into the fashion scene. For those of you who don't know the object of the show is to get this one person who needs serous fashion help, so they get nominated by one of their closet friends and then their friends go through the closet and make fun of their clothes. oh and i forgot to metion their are 3 people that try to help the person with the bad fashion sense. 2 of them are usually best friends of the person with the bad fashion sense, and then one of them is a professional fashion designer. Their is usually a theme for all the outfits. (it's kinda hard to explain you would have to watch it yourself.)

so yep. that's pretty much it I know this sounds boring but I suck at writing reviews so just go and see the show yourself!

How Do I Look is an overall good show. It teaches people who are clueless as to ho do dress and idea of what's best for them. However, sometimes I feel that this shoe gets a bit too critical and sometimes gets a little mean. Sometimes they put down the person a little too much. Sometimes they make the person get rid of clothes that to me are still pretty decent. But I still like this show. It's one of my favorites. I give it an 8.