You show is fine but you should stop insulting people. This is to me not proper or professional. People have feels and you act like your gods. There is nothing wrong by the way some people dress or wear there hair. |I mean you should cut your hair yourself instead of giving people opions that they should cut they long hair.
I always need to write the disclaimer first, which is that I love this show and even after all these years, I learn something every time I watch it. Stacy and Clinton are almost always polite, funny and optimistic. On the show with Nicole Eggar, however, I couldn't help but notice that they were describing her as uncooperative, difficult and, as Stacy said, Nicole had "reduced me to a What I saw and what I heard were completely different. Ms. Eggar is stunningly beautiful, and seems very smart, centered in her life, in love with her kids and just appears to be someone where the world is better off for having her in it. I was very impressed with everything about her. Yet Stacy and Clinton seemed to be inventing this "coflict" with her which, to any observant person, just wasn't there. I found that to be disturbing and makes me wonder how many other times they've done that just to have a good show. They are better than that and it was a real disappointment. I also don't understand why they keep pushing these participants to find a man. Perhaps Ms. Eggar doesn't want a man! It's 2013, and there are a million options out there. Can't we simply dress to please ourselves and forget about "hooking" a guy?
I have been watching your show for years. And yes I have learned lots of new fashion tips. Now that I am in my 50s and embracing my new CHANGE in life. I am in a season of my life of loving myself exactly who and what I am. Your show speaks about confidence and love thy self exactly who you are, why not show women with GRAY hair and makeup to show and reflect confidence and beautiful.
I was dying my hair for years, but I believe there women out there that want and should love their grays!
Grays are a part of life, like menapause, and retirement. It shows a new life, new beginnings, acceptance.
I am often asked by women my age that I have GUST, because I am showing my gray and not dying. Why is that? Why do women my age need to confirm to society, when we should be embarking in a new life. At this time I just made 30 years in the federal government and proud serving my country. I am proud to mentor women, I am a member of Toastmaster International clubs, and I often mentor women, on how to embrace there positions, there lifes, as women, as mothers and based on my experience even pray with them when there is a death.
I say this to say a women with Gray shows wisdom, charactor and much more, why covered it with dye and lots of war paint.
I would very much like to show several shows, a series, women of different ages, loving themselves and well as showing the world that gray is not old, it is just another season and gray should be accepted like our inner light, should be shown to all and not hidden under a rock.
I absolutely love this show and have gotten many tips on what to wear to make me look much better. One question I have always had as had to do with hair length. I personally wear my hair short, simply because, as all the What Not to Wear stylists have said over the years, it is far more attractive on any one over why do Stacey and Carmendie still have long hair? And does their not cropping their locks in some way undermine the message when the stylist is practically demanding that the "contestants" cut their wondering
I am appalled at the comment made by Stacy London to Jennifer stating, "You wear that to get postage stamps, I thought this was an outfit to go get food stamps because you look like you're homeless," (paraphrase). Those who use food stamps to feed their families, ESPECIALLY in this current economy, should not be compared to homeless people. Additionally, why insult people who find themselves unfortunately homeless?? Honestly, I think it was a big goof on the producers' part to let that make air and it has completely turned me off to Ms. London. I have been very blessed in my life, much as she seems to be, and I do not condone those who makes jokes at the misfortune of others.
I absolutely love this show. I'd love to see someone who has a body that is not "equal". As in, short, no butt, big big belly, large breasts. I try to get hints on how to dress from the show!
What a SHOW! Showing Sarah the difference between Classy & Cheap was AWESOME! She's a GREAT young woman and deserves to find her POWER. Stacy and Clinton are absolutely the SaintsI of Fashion. I get so disappointed when I see the clothing styles for our young girls as well as our boys. STRIPPER & CONVICT FASHION!!! It would be sooooooo HEALING to do a SERIES on 'Dressing for HIGHSCHOOL' to show our girls they have other options then looking like Pole Dancers. I know it may be a bit young for your show but expanding an audience is always good and they (WE) so need you. I have my own issues in this area so I learn from your show ... But, right now my heart is with our young girls and how they are being taught to focus only on their sexuality through TV & FILM. Please Help our Smart, Powerful & Beautiful young girls learn how to Dress with Respect for themselves starting from HIGHSCHOOL ON!
Continue being on the forefront of fashion and style for the everyday person and be the START of CREATING a MOVEMENT of Classy/Fun Fashion for our young girls/women just like you did for SARAH! <3
I have 3 lovely nieces ages 15, 16 and 20. All have very different body types from the other as well as different eye, hair and skin tones. (German, Italian, Hispanic mix. : )) All very distinct personalities. from Fashionista 15 yr. old, to Bookworm, 16 yr. old with a quirky, conservative style (she is studying to be a doctor) and the eldest, petite and GORGEOUS 20 yrs old studying Sound Engineering at 'The Art Institute' and graduating in June. They have a beautiful mom, my sister, as well. I work with Teens and know how challenging this time in their lives can be and the incredible stress they are under at times. The arts are very very important for our children and when they were removed from most of our public schools it was/is a terrible thing. The quality of my life was saved through a theater coach who somehow saw my talents and put me in a show. This changed my life forever. So to give back I created a program for Teens called: "Expressing Me. Empowering Youth, Empowering Dreams!" which creates a safe space for our youth to learn how to express their unique gifts and creativity. They learn how to listen to one and other, how to ask for the support that they need, that they are loved and that the gifts they were born with are worth being expressed. They are SEEN, ACKNOWLEDGED and SUPPORTED. by creating a Creative, Safe and Loving space for them to express their Unique gifts to the world. I work with many homeless and low income families so that all children have a chance to know their God given Beauty and Wisdom. : ) Just thought I'd put that out there so you know that my heart is completely in what i am writing to you about. I love you both. Laura De Leon
I would like to suggest you do a show for women 60+ who are still involved with life, interested in dressing well, curious about the old lady who keep s getting between them and their mirror, but who are interested in style and in dressing appropriately for an older demographic
I love to watch Stacy and Clinton transform people out of everyday slumps and styles that just don't fit the person. As a widow I have spent more then half my life being a mother and wife. I know I have no idea what to wear, I see clothing on the show that I think would look good on me until I look at myself in the mirror. Leave it to say I am still wearing clothing that I have had for over 8 years. Or black everything leggins and t-shirts. When I watch the show I wish there was a way to nominate yourself, since my two young adult daughters don't have time to notice me as more then Mom. I want to get on my life but how do I become attractive at the age of 54 years old. I wish Stacy and Clinton could go shopping with me in my local Wal Mart since I can't afford more then what they have to offer. And to the person who says Stacy has and attitude, maybe some of us need that to open our eyes.
Awhile back I suggested having a handicapped person, now I see that they are having someone in a wheel chair which is great but I would like to see someone with my handicap. I have had a spinal fusion due an auto accident, two of the rods in my back are now broken, with the osteoporosis I no longer can not stand up straight. I am petite and use to be 5'2" but am now 4'10", also not being able to be independant and very active, as before I have gained weight. and am fat. At 5'2" I never weighed over 108 now at 4'10" I am 127! Any Suggestions for my wardrobe?? I need help.
I can't believe how much this girl bugged me. She seemed like the typical judgemental, shallow mean girl.. Maybe it was her complete lack of self confidence. I don't know. I just had to vent.
My Mom only likes to wear black, she's lost weight but still hates her body. The problem is her stomach, she feels that even though she lost weight and exercises, she can't lose the stomach bulge, so she wears black, a lot! You have any suggestions?
I like your show, but sometimes I don't think that you listen to yourself's when you talk to people. For example, there was one woman who even though she lost weight she didn't like her body and it seemed as if you didn't care about her feelings! I'm just glad that the outcome was good for that woman.
Stacy and Clinton know their stuff! They are direct and honest with their clients and have terrific insight into what works for each one. I love that they don't let people hide behind their self-defined flaws. Instead, they celebrate what really works. I've learned a great deal about how to put outfits together and how to accesorize.
Carmindy brings out each woman's beauty. I'd like to see more detail about how she achieves the final look; there are obviously steps that are never demonstrated that would be educational.
Ted FAILS utterly - he only knows one hair cut: bangs that are too long and too heavy. Does everyone have to have their hair colored? Some of us actually like our natural color. Haven't the produces seen that everyone immediately pushes those bangs aside never to return? Ted, please work with the individual and customize the style!
I have to say that the show is much needed for those who have no fashion style. There seems to be alot of people that wear boring fashion, and need help from this shows cast. Wonderful job of helping, directing, careing, good humour, lots of fun. The cast has a flare for spotting the unflattering looks. If Nick would take a dive in the 'dare to care for the hair' he might make a better name for himself for the folks who would like to keep their mane! Oh, and (by the way) how do I nominate a person who simply dresses in brown or black?!
I like this show, but I think its getting old. I havent watched in a while cause im starting to feel like if ive seen one show ive seen them all. I really think the sometimes the guest should get a haircut first cause sometimes their hair is really bad and i know they have problems picking out clothes cause they just feel too ugly. A haircut would give them a quick pick me up so they may enjoy shopping and feel a little better about themselves. Still leave makeup till the end. The studio can also be redone to look new, not necessarily fab, cause i know they keep it simple not to overshadow the person.Overall great show, but i wont watch until there is something new.
I am addicted to What Not to Wear -- watch it all the time, reruns and the new programs too. I have learned so much from S&K as well as Carmindy. Nick/Ted's hairstyles are always so lovely. It would be great if Ted/Nick would go into a bit more detail about how they choose a hairstyle and whether to color or not. I'm 60 and my hair is mostly white now. I'm growing out a blonding I had done quite some time ago but I'm not sure if I should stay with my "platinum blonde" (a la white) or not. Y'all keep up the great work -- I'm looking forward to many more seasons of What Not to Wear!
espero ke perdonen ke les escriba en español pero aun el lenguaje ingles no me lo aprendo pero entiendo un pokito bueno mi comentario es para felicitarlos por su programa ke no me lo pierdo lo mejor para ustedes le deseo de todo corazon una fiel fanatica.
los felicito son los mejores ya ke aprendo mucho de su programa y aunke no sea un buena en el ingles pero me encanta espero ke en algun momento agan un de los programas para latino digo no es mala la idea! porke tienen muchos fan se los digo porke cada vez ke va empezar su programa me reuno con mis hermanas y amigas para ver como kedo la persona o hacer criticas construtivas,y asi nos volvemos jueces de todo los cambios que realizan o como nos hubiera gustado ke quedara la persona pero son muy buenos gracias,xoxoxoxoxoxoxo para todos
What Not To Wear is consistently improving, becoming more relative to all viewers, and bringing a true awareness of the value of style in all of our lives.
What Not To Wear is among my top favorite television shows to watch. Surrounded by fashion five days a week while working as a designer stylist in a JC Penney Salon I live and breath fashion! Coming home and turning on your show brings it all together in a fantastic way. Your show completes the need all people have for perfecting their personal style in our contemporary lives. I am amazed at how much your show continues to improve and moves closer to the heart and needs of all viewers. Stacy and Clinton become personable and their true caring and concern come through with a healthy dose of familial directness mixed with humor that puts most guests at ease. Who can't help but have a positive response to such sincere concern and consistent advice on improving their style. One blogger did request some help for us 55 years and older who have challenges that come along with aging. We don't want to be placed into a 'mature' look without some options to keep the fun and individuality in our style. I look forward to each new episode as they continue to hone in on the real needs of viewers while entertaining us and endearing us to the show, its hosts, and its guest. As I have salon clients in my chair I often remember tips I have learned from your show that I can pass along. Whether these tips are from Nick Arrojo with a hairstyle, or from Carmendy in the makeup realm, I enjoy the increased knowledge I have from your show's examples and the goodwill that comes from helping others look good too. Of course, when I am browsing the store and meeting prospective salon clients, I am often asked for clothing advice. Your show helps me greatly in this and I share your advice often referring to your show as I do so. Of course, I would love to be a guest on your show to better improve myself and my style to reflect even more, but nonetheless, who wouldn't?
Thank you for producing such a fine example of television entertainment and education. Its a life saver and a life changer!
What Not To Wear is a much needed show for women and sometimes men to see how to put clothing pieces together to get the best look achievable. Great show for all to watch!
I love this show! I've only started watching a few months ago and now I'm hooked. The show has such a fun way of learning how to put pieces together for classy styles. The people that come on look so great after the process. What prompted me to write this review was that I noticed the more I watch, the more I wondered why I don't see African Americans being made over. Is it because of the hair? Maybe I've missed the shows that had African Americans but, I've just never seen any and would like to know is there a reason. I would love to get some make up and hair tips myself. I have never been good with make up and it would be great to see how to do it properly. None-the-less, It's still an awesome show and I hope it stays on for years to come!
According to my usual viewing tastes, this should be the furthest thing from my menu...but instead, its a semi-regular.
Its a light-hearted attack on bad taste, and oh, there is some seriously bad taste out there! However, to me it never beats the viewer or the "contestant" over the head with that fact. Its almost, dare I say?...instructional??!!
Having Stacey and Clinton around "Shopping" with you in this romp, is almost like having your most honest best friends shopping with you, and that's always the best way to spend the day.
So, is it time to stop for a coffee yet? Make mine a cappuccino!
We had (Angela and Elena) the opportunity to meet Clinton in Scottsdale during Macy's promotion sale. We were so excited to meet him so we took the liberty to say "we are fans, love your show". He anwser was cold...I realize everyone tells him the same. However, we support the show and he needs to be nice not matter what..he left a bad taste in our mouth. We hope he continues to meet people and hopefully he does not continue to be as rude and cold as he was with us, otherwise.... NO SHOW...HELLO CLINTON? GET A CLUE! Angela/ Elena
At first, I thought that this would be a terrible show. I wouldn't want someone telling me what to wear and making fun of me because I don't wear what everyone else thinks is cool. But this show isn't just that. First impressions are made by your appearance, and if you look like a total wackadoodle, no one would really want to hire you (and things like that). Out of the episodes I've seen so far, Stacy and Clinton help people create a better look to give a better impression. It may seem stupid, but it actually does help people. When I first saw this show, I thought that Stacy and Clinton were mean, but they don't comment on anything besides a person's wardrobe. They're not mean, but they tell a person what they should be hearing instead of holding back like a lot of people do. That can sometimes come off as mean.
Some of the people actually do need help, though. One of the people, Annie, was wearing FLIP FLOPS to work. That gives a bad impression. Another person, Katherine, had a wardrobe which I thought was cool, but she needed to be hired. I don't think many people want to hire someone who looks punkish. On the other hand, some don't really need the help. Those people are just taught how to shop for stuff that makes them look prettier. Overall, I think this show is okay, but not the best. It's good to watch when I'm bored, but I'm not in love with it.
Okay I am not a big reality show watcher but this show is "HOT" Tracy and Clinton make this work. I've told some girlfriends of mind about the show and the first Q&A was are you Gay well NO, but I do have a eye for fashion and this show is alot of fun.
Being unemployed and flipping through the channels I came across Tracy and Clinton and watching them have fun made me have fun enjoying the show. It's fun watching them transform each person willingly or Not. I wish I could be apart of the show and see how they get the people really committed. I am a fan forevermore. Going to all those cities and reviewing people how hard can a JOB be? I haven't forgotten about Nick and Carmindy which I will have to say Carmindy and Tracy are the finest persons that could tell me what not to wear.
This is a touching tale of a little boho baby getting styled out by NYC designers and coming to grips with her own beauty and identity...not the causes she stands for, but the individual she presents to world.
I love this show, and this episode is def. one of my all-time favorites. Jenny is a tough nut to crack, but when she comes out the other side all dolled up and re-made you can see her shining heart and personality come on through.
Certainly a MAKEOVER! With lots of funny twists and turns. This gal has potential but her stubbornness will make you cringe at first. The wardrobe that gets hefted into the garbage can is a collection for the ages, and I do mean AGES (say from Grandma to Little Miss). Absolutely one for the hall of fame...don't miss it!
When I saw commercials for this show, I thought "wow. why are they giving thousands of dollars to people for clothes when there are so many more problems in this world?!" But then I watched it. And I loved it. Not only do they help women with self-esteem and self-image issues, but the clothes that they "throw away" are sent to charity. So, that redeemed the show of its what I thought were superficial qualities. In addition to that, Stacy and Clinton are just amazing people. They are hillarious and sensitive to people's needs and feelings, and they know when a person needs a smack in the face (not literally of course) or a hug. At first (again I was judging without full knowledge) I thought they were mean, but then when I watched the show I realized that they never tease the contestant about anything except their clothes. They never attack their personality or interests or physical attributes. And whenever the contestant looks discontent, Stacy and Clinton always help her feel better. In addition to the good message this show sends, it also offers great advice for dressing nicely. And of course, the show always has me rolling on the floor laughing. This show is definitely one of my favorites.
I like the show overall. The last few episodes everyone has gets the same haircut. The bob! Does not look good on everyone. It was not always this way, there was much more unique looks based on the person's facial structure, type of hair & personality.
I like the show overall. The last few episodes everyone has gets the same haircut. The bob! Does not look good on everyone. It was not always this way, there was much more unique looks based on the person's facial structure, type of hair & personality.
I am surprised the show is taking this turn. I was surprised when I saw the hairdresser to the same style twice in a row, then shocked the third time around.
My hairdresser said this is usually a producer decision
So my question is: Whose fault is this? The producer Then fire them!!! The hairdresser, get a new one!!
