Posh style journalists Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine claim they can make any woman look stylish, regardless of her shape, age or height. In the first of the series, these two wardrobe witches dole out their tough style treatment to unsuspecting businesswoman Vanessa Lanham.Set up by her friends and family, Vanessa has been secretly filmed so that Susannah and Trinny can diagnose just how badly she dresses in her every day life. Once hit with this news, Vanessa opens her entire wardrobe up for further investigation and most of her clothes are labelled what not to wear.Given £2,000 to soften the blow, Vanessa must buy new clothes only according to Susannah and Trinny's rules. Will she follow them? Does she agree with Susannah and Trinny? Throughout the experience Vanessa gives us her opinion.
Mikaela Sales, mother of four and furniture van driver, is renowned amongst her friends for her appalling mismatched dress sense, low cleavage tops and very, very short shorts. She doesn't know it yet, but they've nominated her to undergo a major restyling at the hands of Britain's most savage wardrobe witches: Susannah Constantine and Trinny Woodall.Mikaela will experience the trauma and joy of learning what not to wear as the posh style journalists examine secret footage of her, trash her existing wardrobe and give a frank appraisal of her natural assets. They issue her with rules that should turn her into a sophisticated dresser.Trinny and Susannah believe every woman can look stylish - whatever her age, shape or height. A £2,000 cheque to buy a new set of clothes softens the experience for Mikaela. But what does she think? Does she like Susannah and Trinny? Does she agree with their views? Mikaela gives us her candid opinion. Will she change her lifestyle?
Being an art teacher is no excuse for looking a multi-coloured mess, according to Susannah Constantine and Trinny Woodall. These two posh style journalists get their teeth into Kim Simmons, a 46-year-old, long-haired art teacher who wears tent dresses and, rather curiously, only red shoes.Nominated by friends and family, who help to secretly film her, an unsuspecting Kim is hit by Trinny and Susannah with the news that she's to receive £2,000 to spend on new clothes, but only if she buys according to their rules.An uncompromising 360-degree mirror, a blunt discussion about her natural assets, and a thorough rummage through her existing wardrobe leaves Kim in no doubt that Trinny and Susannah think she should improve her look. Every woman can look stylish if she knows what not to wear, according to Trinny and Susannah, but will Kim agree with their ideas about what suits her?
Maria Barraclough, mother of three, wears pastel tops and three-quarter length trousers every day, whether she's shopping, going out for the evening or working at a pre-school nursery, and husband Matt has had enough. He wants a sexy wife, which is why he has nominated her to be given the What Not to Wear treatment by Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine.These two style journalists examine secret footage of Maria, to see for themselves just how boringly she dresses, before hitting her with the news that she has £2,000 to spend on new clothes, but only if she buys according to their rules.
Resident style gurus Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine meet their match as they attempt to restyle Geneve Vasiljevic, a 52-year-old Tina Turner lookalike who owns her own hair and beauty salon and reckons she knows a thing or two about style herself.Geneve has extremely large breasts, which she likes to show off, and is determined to defy Trinny and Susannah's attempts to cover them up. Geneve does emerge triumphant from a fitting room in a bra which finally gives her the support she's been searching for. The result is an extraordinary transformation.
London cabbie Rose lives in her jeans. She wears them every day. Her best friend last saw Rose wearing a dress about 15 years ago. The cabbies she works with have never seen her legs. They believe Rose is in need of a major restyling, which is why her mates have secretly nominated her for the treatment of resident style gurus Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine.Rose is determined to hang onto her denim - the duo are determined to get her out of her jeans. Whilst happy to receive the £2,000 to buy a brand-new wardrobe, Rose does not buy into following Trinny and Susannah's new clothing rules too closely.
Sam Blower is very popular amongst her friends, and the life and soul of any party, yet her posse of close girlfriends wish she would smarten herself up. They think she's lost her femininity, and needs a major styling overhaul. That's why they have nominated Sam for the tough treatment given out by style gurus Susannah Constantine and Trinny Woodall. Using secret footage, the two examine Sam's wardrobe of too-short trousers, black pumps and badly cut jackets, and decide how best they can improve her style.Sam is one of the series' most obedient subjects. Armed with Trinny and Susannah's £2,000, she tries to buy a vast wardrobe strictly according to their style rules and, for the most part, succeeds. Her friends are just as happy with the result as she is.
No one who saw Delia Bourne in the street would imagine she is marketing boss of the UK's leading erotica businesses. She may wear sexy underwear, but on the outside she looks like a prim and proper headmistress in her endless wardrobe of dark suits. Her husband complains that she doesn't even change out of her daywear to go out for dinner. That's why he and her work colleagues have secretly nominated her for the tough style treatment doled out by Susannah Constantine and Trinny Woodall.No woman over the age of 35 should wear a hemline above the knee, says Susannah, as she dispatches most of Delia's suits to the bin. As the new look Delia emerges, so does Delia's confidence and joie de vivre.
Style gurus Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine return for another series and revisit the 1980s with some serious shoulder pads. Their style target is short story writer Sandie Traveller, but it's not just clothing Sandie has to relinquish. Will the divorcee be able to leave her past behind and start a new life?
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine's target for a make-over is a tennis-playing mother of three, Lucy Peck. Like Trinny, Lucy doesn't have a particularly curvy figure, so the girls decide to show her how to make the most of her assets with some intriguing underwear.
Meeta Jhala's family are fed up with the large 'tents' she favors over clothing. They hide her shapely figure and don't do justice to her attractive face and vivacious personality. But getting Meeta to give up her wardrobe is no easy task for style gurus Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine.
Social worker Hayley works with kids, but, unfortunately, she also dresses like one. Her children's television presenter image makes her look like a little girl. Fashion gurus Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine have their work cut out persuading her to dress like a grown woman.
Claire reckons that Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine don't understand her body shape or lifestyle. Still, they both believe Claire needs to change how she perceives herself to appreciate a new wardrobe and appreciate being noticed in a crowd.
One woman gets her own back on her husband for setting her up in the last series. Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine turn the tables on Matthew Barraclough, a blind-fitter ripe for a makeover. Can they persuade him to ditch his Aertex football shirts and join wife Maria in looking fabulous?
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine help a woman in a mid-life style crisis. Judith Wheeler has a penchant for teenage fashions but no longer being a teenager means she runs the risk of looking cheap and tarty. Can Trinny and Susannah make her look more sophisticated?
What does a middle-aged Sloane Ranger wear if you strip her of her pearls, frilly shirts, and upturned collars? Alice may have been a stylish It girl in the 1980s, but now her wardrobe looks like fancy dress. Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine have designs on her outmoded image.
What do you wear if you're the only woman in the workforce and your boyfriend is the boss? Xenia isn't sure what she should be wearing and has given up thinking about it. Style gurus Susannah Constantine and Trinny Woodall cannot wait to get their hands on her.
In the last make-over of the series Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine pay a visit to Tina Sumpter. Overworked, overstressed, and severely understyled, her collection of crumpled clothes have forced her best friends to nominate her for this styling overhaul. Can Trinny and Susannah convince her to spend more time on her appearance?
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine cast their critical eye over British manhood and their fashion failings. Comedian David Baddiel nobly agrees to open his wardrobe to the duo's sartorial probing and discovers a new look that could stand up to the most demanding audience. Which tribe is your man in?
Susannah Constantine and Trinny Woodall return for another trawl through the nation's wardrobe. Liz Traves won't give up her second-hand clothing without a fight with a passion for golf and an even bigger passion for scruffy clothes. Can Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine drag Liz out of the charity shop and into the High Street?
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine target Julie, a vicar from Bristol. Julie's about to turn 50, and she's hit something of a crisis in her wardrobe. From loud flowery trousers to well, more loud floral trousers, Julie needs Trinny and Susannah's help. Can the girls lead Julie down the path of style enlightenment?
At over six feet tall, Jane Anderson is Trinny and Susannah's biggest challenge yet. Trinny and Susannah decide that Jane needs a touch of glamour, but the girls reckoned without Jane's hatred of shopping or her temper. Can Jane overcome her angst, or will it all end in tears?
Capital Gold DJ Mick Brown is an embarrassing dad with a penchant for large, loud shirts. Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine gatecrash Mick's radio show to show him the error of his ways. Will the girls overcome Mick's passion for bright, clashing colors and give him a new sophisticated look?
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine go to Eton to help Sue Young to sort out her hopeless wardrobe. Sue is a Jekyll and Hyde character when it comes to clothes. Half her wardrobe is animal prints and mini skirts, the other half frumpy suits. Trinny and Susannah set about showing her exactly what not to wear.
One hundred twenty-four poorly dressed mums petition Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine for help. They are overwhelmed by tracksuits smeared with baby goo, which two will Trinny and Susannah choose to undergo their harsh but fair treatment? The new-look show sees the girls living the lives of the women they've selected.
Eighty-one menopausal women beg Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine for their help, but only two can be selected for a drastic style overhaul. Proving that menopausal doesn't have to mean lost it all, Trinny and Susannah live their lives for a day before showing them what not to wear.
Being the mother of a glamorous teenage daughter can be challenging. Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine have to pick out two poorly dressed moms from a crowd of 55, and as they delve deeper into the women's lives, it turns out to be a voyage of discovery for all concerned.
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine are overwhelmed by a stampede of 93 women all looking for love. Who will Trinny and Susannah choose to be transformed from sad and scruffy to stylish and sassy, ready to meet their Mr. Right?
Seventy-four women, each is suffering a mid-life crisis, lobby Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine for a total image overhaul. Faced with a large group of women who feel they have lost their way when it comes to fashion, who will Trinny and Susannah choose to help?
Trinny and Susannah are overwhelmed by a horde of 82 desperate divorcees.
Trinny and Susannah are petitioned by 99 young females.
A pair of out-of-touch pensioners get glamorous makeovers from the girls. Will they still be able to turn a few heads?
It's the turn of middle-aged Steven and Tommy to be transformed. These two guys have lost their way in the fashion stakes, so can the girls help?
Fifty-six glamorous sisters nominate their dowdy siblings to undergo makeovers. Trinny and Susannah elect to help out two of them.