What Not to Wear

- Season 7

(2009)

Stacy and Clinton have to help Blossom's Mayim Bialik find a style that reflects herself but in a way since she is a mother of two.

52 year-old Jessie's "big as Texas" hair and be-dazzled duds have been her signature style for years. But by trying to emulate her 34 year-old daughter, has Jessie been sending the wrong message to the single men she wants to meet?

Chelsea is a 28-year-old Roller Derby queen, with a personality as big as her home state of Texas. Since putting her life on hold to take care of her ailing grandparents, she's fallen into a fashion rut of ripped jeans and teen t-shirts. Her current wardrobe woes are keeping her from fulfilling her dreams of becoming an advertising executive. Can Stacy and Clinton help Chelsea learn to put herself first and get things rolling with a style that says "ready to work?"

Amanda is still regretting a disastrous financial decision from her past. She's been drowning her sorrows in frumpy, shapeless clothing and it's gotten so bad, she's gets mistaken for her husband's mother! Can Stacy and Clinton help Amanda let go?

As the mother of triplets, a full time teacher, and PHD candidate Kimberly has fallen to the bottom of her own priority list. Can Stacy and Clinton school this super-achiever on the merits of taking time for herself?

Holly feels she has failed in life because she never fulfilled her dream of becoming a professional ballet dancer. With her self-esteem issues at an all time low, can Stacy and Clinton get Holly out of neutral and help her choreograph a kickin' new style?

Tamara is a single mom knows only one word when it comes to style: Sexy. Her wardrobe goes from unflattering and clingy at work, to skin tight and almost uncovered at night! Can Clinton and Stacy help this provocative dresser with a sassy attitude?

Ariel, a 26-year old Renaissance Fair kissing wench is more comfortable playing historical characters than being her 21st Century-self. Can Stacy and Clinton convince her to ditch the costumes and take a leading role in her own fashion story?

The mile high city's airwaves are hitting a low note in style with 32-year-old radio DJ Bailey. She recently lost 60 pounds but still hasn't accepted her new body. She is terrified to shop, convinced nothing will fit. Will she have the courage to face her fear of shopping and accept her new curves?

Lexa developed a defiant attitude to survive her painful past. Her "librarian meets french maid" style has gotten her written up at work and written off in the dating scene. Stacy and Clinton work through her defensiveness to help her achieve a change.

Lisa is a former drag racer turned mom whose wardrobe and self-esteem have been left in the dust. Can Stacy and Clinton help Lisa rediscover the daredevil woman she once was and put an end to her permanent pit stop of oversized hoodie's and t-shirts?

Disa, a 46-year-old pediatrics coordinator from Denver, is in a mid-life style crisis. She's been looking for the fountain of youth in her tween daughter's closet, but her playground-ready style of bright-colored jumpers, striped leggings, silly hats and pigtails has prevented Disa from seeing her true beauty. Can Stacy and Clinton get this mom's wardrobe out of the playground and transform her from a minor into a major babe?

Courtney has dropped a whopping 170 pounds! Unfortunately, her wardrobe has become as extreme as her weight loss and she struggles to recognize herself for the beauty that she is. Can Stacy and Clinton help Courtney embrace her new body?

Christine is a jazz vocalist whose fashion sense is horribly out of tune. A lifelong tomboy with a stubborn streak, Christine thinks dressing up is not for her. Will Stacy and Clinton get Christine to see that ignoring her image is holding her back?

It's What not to Wear's 250th episode and it's time to celebrate! Stacy and Clinton hit Time Square to pull over a double-decker bus to stop a fashion nightmare in her tracks and they've invited along more than a dozen former contributors for the ride.

Emily is your typical single girl with one divine difference... she's an Episcopal priest. She may have been called by a higher power but her friends and family called Stacy and Clinton. Can Emily find a feminine style that balances her youthful energy?

Annie is a mortgage broker/biker mom whose personal style has never come out of the 1970's lesbian closet. Annie has never been able to feel comfortable in feminine clothes, but can she break out of her comfort zone to find a new sense of style and self?

Jessica is an alternative photo model who loves to shock people with her dreadlocks, tutus and combat boots. Can Stacy and Clinton give her wardrobe and self confidence the ego boost that it needs? Or will her bummer attitude derail her transformation?

Jenn is a lawyer and matchmaker who puts her careers before herself and her wardrobe. Jenn's work has become the love of her life and she's left no time to have a meaningful relationship. Can Stacy and Clinton help this overachieving overanalyzer?

Leia is a Marketing and PR coordinator who refuses to give up her costume pieces and remnants of her Goth-Punk past. Will Stacy and Clinton be able to show her that she can keep her individuality in the corporate world without blending into the crowd?

Vikki, a body building, business owning-mother is struggling to find the balance between her bulging biceps and her feminine fashion identity.With a closet filled with gym gear and exotic evening wear, Vikki is in desperate need to find a new look.