meagannnn
Middletown
A review of this — 1 year ago
I adore this show. I absolutely can’t get enough.
10 out of 14 people (71%) think this is worth consuming…
meagannnn
Middletown
I adore this show. I absolutely can’t get enough.
hazel7074
Los Angeles
I like this show, even though their styles don’t apply to me because I’m in my 20’s. It’s good advice for people in their 30’s and up about dressing for your bodytype, age, colors that look good for you, etc.
Sunshinedreem
Frederick
I LOVE this show! I’m such a fashion addict, despite the fact that I always think nothing looks good on me. I love watching Stacy and Clinton help people like me look fabulous. I’ve gotten some great tips and I feel like I’ve started making small changes to make myself look more professional at work, and also just more put together when I go out with friends.
Katie
Cambridge
Since I’ve been in America I’ve put on weight. Not a lot of weight, especially when you look at it on a year-by-year basis, but I’m definitely bigger (heavier) than I used to be. By no standards am I even overweight (I was probably a little underweight when I first arrived in the US), but I would like to loose a little bit of weight, and I’ve been uncomfortable with my body for a while now. I’d been feeling resigned to looking slobby and less-than-fantastic until I can get rid of the extra weight.
That changed on a recent trip to California. I flew JetBlue (I’m pretty much a JetBlue convert, by the way) and ended up watching quite a few episodes of What Not To Wear during the flight. By the end of the flight, I had realized that I still could look fantastic. I still would like to loose some of my gained weight (and I’m working on that), but there’s no reason to feel less-than-good about my appearance today, especially when huge improvements can be made for very little time or effort.
A huge improvement has been a decision to buy a couple of belts and wear them. Obvious, right? Not to me! I’ve bought jeans with a larger waist band – to get them over my wider-than-before hips, and they sit low – too low. A belt really does make all the difference. Where did I buy my belts? From the Gap, and from fourteenfifty. Since I’ve bought them, I’ve been feeling much better about my appearance – much less sloppy, much more confident, even sexier – and I think other people have noticed, too.
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