What Not to Wear

- Season 9

(2011)

Dancing with the Stars, Cheryl Burke, and actress Jenny McCarthy call on Stacy and Clinton to help them show their personal assistant, Becky, a divorced 37-year old Chicago native, that she is worthy of a look that will put her front and center.

Jackie is a mom of four who loves to show off her assets in low cut shirts. Simply stated, her daughters and fiancé think a little more should be kept to the imagination! Can Stacy and Clinton help this supermom with a twist needs cover-up and grow up?

Hairstylist and acrobat student; there is nothing that this girl doesn't or wear for that matter! Noel is a complete character and it most certainly shows in her crazy outfits. If there was ever someone who needed some fashion focus,it's this 22-year old.

Measuring in at 6'1," Heather always makes a big entrance when she walks into the room. Her flashy outfits can't help but get her noticed. A complete style transformation and an appointment with Stacy and Clinton may be just what this top diva needs.

Jil is a wacky, lovable nanny who describes her fashion as "medieval peasant" because she loves flowing skirts and tops. She is looking to land a full time job or at least land a date, but neither will happen while she's in ill-fitting cheap, clothing.

Ebony dresses horrifically but insists that style does not matter and her achievements outshine her appearance. Though passionate and ambitious, this is not the best attitude for the Program Director of Michelle Obama's organization to have.

As a fan of punk band, The Ramones, Jennifer has a wardrobe that needs to be sedated! At work, is dressing more like a maintenance worker than an urban professional. It's time for this playful, former headbanger to start dressing like an adult.

Army veteran Christine never buys new clothes because she would rather spend all extra time and money on her children, husband, and charity work. Can Stacy and Clinton help this beloved and caring woman, show a little love and caring to herself?

Jodi, a belly-dancing psych-ward nurse, doesn't just assist the clinically insane, she dresses like them. Wearing wildly inappropriate clothing in all bright colors, this single mom needs to graduate from juniors section- she's 50, for crying out loud!

Rebecca has an obsession and it's turtles, turtles, and turtles. She won't go a day without wearing some item of clothing representing her favorite animal. Her friends and family have finally decided that it's time to put an end to her turtle craze.

For someone who works with cupcakes and confections all day there is nothing sweet about the way Becca dresses. Her favorite shirt is so worn that it is completely see through and the armpits being just giant holes. Stacy and Clinton come to her rescue.

Cat earrings, cartoon t-shirts, and Care Bear socks are some staples in this goofy mom's wardrobe. This web content specialist loves to wear clothes that make people laugh but glitter sweaters cross the line! Can Tenessa break free of her bad fashion web?

Beryl knows that she needs to focus on her career, but admits by having pink hair and a careless wardrobe she is limiting herself. This walking contradiction, who claims to hate attention, dresses too loud. Can Stacy and Clinton help this 23 year old?

Vanessa, who has a degree in Chemistry and plans to move to the US to look for a job, admits that she never thinks of herself as having any kind of fashion sense. She also knows her "Plain Jane" jeans and t-shirts may not cut it in her new adventure.

Desiree became a mom at 16 and didn't take the time to focus on herself, go to college or develop her own personal style. Now single, she wears tight sexy clothing but admits to needing a new look if she is going to get back out into the dating world.

Alexandra Vega strongly believes that women should always be comfortable first; even if that means sacrificing their style. Alexandra poses the additional challenge of having a skin condition that requires she be fully protected from the sun at all times.

Can Stacy and Clinton help this fairy tale loving, late bloomer gain the confidence she needs to tackle both the dating scene and the professional publishing world?

Can this vibrant wheelchair athlete, who has completed two half-Iron Man races, ditch the jock t-shirts and dull work clothes and apply the amazingly positive attitude she has in life to her not so positive wardrobe?

Will Stacy and Clinton be able to get this video gaming super nerd into an updated style that is appropriate for her age and give her the self confidence boost she needs to get back out into the dating scene?

Leigh-Anne is a busy, working mother who dedicates more time to teaching her students and her children then to her frumpy wardrobe. Can Stacy and Clinton school this busy professor/mom to ditch her scrubby wardrobe and adopt a more sophisticated style?

Will Stacy and Clinton be able to raise this working mother's self-esteem high enough so that she can get out of her outdated clothes and into a practical yet fashionable wardrobe that's also ready for the dating scene?

Over the top Rebecca has already lost one job because of her ridiculous style, will Stacy and Clinton be able to convince her of the error of her ways?

After dressing in business suits for years, Deborah has taken the freedom of dressing however she wants a bit too far. Will Stacy & Clinton be able to help her reign in the ruffles to find a more appropriate version of her southern belle fantasy wardrobe?

Will Stacy and Clinton be able to help this modest museum manager discover her youthful, sexy side in order to get back out onto the dating scene?

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