What Not To Wear News

This story originally was published on March 5, 2009. It's just your clothes; it's not that big of a deal - I'd been telling myself that for years.

This story originally was published on March 20, 2008. It all started with a secret e-mail. A thoughtful letter my fianc, Ian, penned to the casting office of TLC's hit reality makeover show "What Not to Wear." "Let me tell you a little something about my girl Addie," the e-mail began.

Santa Claus and the holiday dancers filled the main court at Stoneridge Shopping Center yesterday as hundreds gathered early to see the festive entertainment program as the Christmas shopping center got under way.

Webster University was visited by the fashion police when one of our own was chosen to be the victim of TLC's "What Not to Wear," showing once again our nation bases all decisions on our physical appearance.

No sooner do temperatures drop and skies cloud over than designers set their eyes on their spring collections, crafting breezy sundresses that mock us from their display windows as our jacket and scarf-clad reflections stare back morosely.

Gina Jensen, assistant director of the WU forensic and debate team, had her big reveal at J. Bucks Oct.

The unsuspecting professor sits down for an interview on the set of Show Me St. Louis. Little does she know these aren't just our cameras rolling.

Q Whatever happened to Cammie King, who played Bonnie Blue Butler in Gone With The Wind ? - Patsy Jackson, Jourdanton, Texas Cammie King Conlon, born Eleanore Cammack King in Los Angeles, was 5 when she portrayed the daughter of Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara in 1939's Gone With The Wind .

As co-host of the TLC series "What Not to Wear," Stacy London has a national reputation for defining fashion trends, and helping people develop their own personal style.

As a fan of makeover shows, I've watched countless episodes of TLC's What Not to Wear and Making Over America with Trinny & Susannah , the W Network's Style by Jury , Bravo's Tim Gunn's Guide to Style and multiple similar shows.

O, The Oprah Magazine brings its 'Live Your Best Life' mission to Kansas City, Mo., on Saturday, Oct.

By Sarah Bailey Special to The Daily Citizen Standing on the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 20th Street in the humid D.C. heat I said goodbye to some of the most amazing people that I had ever met.

After three weeks in Italy I must say it's a joy to be back. Well, maybe not a joy, but a real pleasure, well, not a pleasure exactly.

Do you know a hot mess that needs an intervention? Y'know, someone soooo unfashionable you'd swear they must have a time machine where a closet should be? Well the TLC cable network is looking for nominees - willing or unsuspecting - for the celebration of the 250th episode of What Not To Wear .

Everyone has that friend who can't seem to throw out their tie-dyed class of 2006 T-shirt or that pair of jeans that is more holes than denim.

Mix military jackets with a feminine blouse. Er, wait. "Filter those trends a little bit," said Stacy London of TLC's What Not to Wear makeover show.

A screaming mob in Colonial costumes charged through Derby Square yesterday chasing after the hosts of the popular television show "What Not to Wear." TV fashion gurus Stacy London and Clinton Kelly were in Salem filming an episode of their show, in which they stage weekly style interventions on a victim of bad fashion.

Title: 'WHAT NOT TO WEAR' COMES TO SALEM TO FILM STYLE INTERVENTION A screaming mob in Colonial costumes charged through Derby Square yesterday chasing after the hosts of the popular television show "What Not to Wear." TV fashion gurus Stacy London and Clinton Kelly were in Salem filming an episode of their show, in which they stage weekly style ...

Here endeth the lesson - or doth it? I'm hooked on a couple of unlikely television shows: "What Not To Wear" on TLC and "Clean House" on the Style Network.

Watch out, folks, TLC's magnificent makeover television show, "What Not to Wear," is eyeing your fashion sense - or, actually, your possible lack thereof.