The year is 2008. You’re sitting in front of your family’s TV as professional stylists Stacey London and Clinton Kelly scrutinize a stranger’s appearance from head to toe, with 360-degree mirrors and a global backdrop of fluorescent lights. You’re not just watching, you’re taking mental notes. It’s not flattery They said. Check. Oversized clothing. It will make you look “bigger”. Got it. Playful clothing. “Childish.” Wearing anything other than a blazer and pencil skirt to the office is considered “lame” (whatever that means).
As the show’s title suggests, over the course of 12 seasons, London and Kelly have told their clients — and viewers — the following:What not to wearThey were using the information they had at the time, and one can assume they were well-intentioned. But in retrospect, their advice feels more misguided than empowering, an assessment they seem to agree with. Eleven years later, the two are offering reconciliation in the form of a Prime Video spinoff series. Wear whatever you want..
News of the show was announced on August 26th and will be produced by Amazon-MGM Studios. press releaseKerry and Clinton expressed excitement about taking this new step. What not to wear“And thankfully, so have we,” they say. “These days, we’re not at all interested in telling people what to do based on societal norms, because the norms are gone. But style is still an important form of communication, and we’re excited to show new clients how to align their personal message with their life goals. It’s time to celebrate personal style, not prescribe it.”
As with the original TLC series (which aired from 2003 to 2013), Wear whatever you want. According to the show’s official description, the show will see London and Kelly help new clients “realize their fashion fantasies and discover their style truths.” The two fashion moguls happily shared the news on Instagram, writing, “It’s happening!!! I’ve been wanting to share this with you all for years.” Kelly wrote On his page he wrote: “Mr. Kelly and I seem inseparable.” London said According to a press release, the pair will produce eight episodes “filled with expertise and inspiration, chemistry and warmth, and of course, their signature, enviable style,” with a release date yet to be determined.
What London and Kelly said in their public statements is true. Have The transition sounds for electric guitar riffs have changed since I told people to throw away their entire wardrobe.As you know) haunted our dreams. Today, we have words like body neutral, self-love, and acne positivity that encourage welcome radical acceptance and individuality. And now, after more than a decade of reflection, the former What not to wear The organizers, to my delight, are committed to the cause.
