Cheryl Burke and Jenny McCarthy call on Stacy and Clinton to help show their personal assistant that she is worthy of a look that will put her front and center.
Noel is a hairstylist and acrobat student who shows her character in her crazy outfits.
Stacy and Clinton help a mom who loves to show off her assets.
Stacy and Clinton help to transform Heather's flashy style.
Ebony insists that style does not matter and that her achievements outshine her appearance; this is not the best attitude for the Program Director of Michelle Obama's organization to have.
Jil is a nanny who describes her style as medieval peasant, looking to land a full time job or a date.
Jodi is a belly-dancing psych-ward nurse who wears inappropriate clothing in all bright colors.
Rebecca has an obsession with turtles; she won't go a day without wearing something representing a turtle.
Though Becca works with cupcakes and confections all day, there is nothing sweet about the way she dresses.
This web content specialist loves to wear clothes that make people laugh.
A fan of the punk band, The Ramones, Jennifer is dressing more like a maintenance worker than an urban professional.
Christine is an Army veteran who would rather spend money on her children, husband and charity.
Beryl admits she is limiting herself by having pink hair and a careless wardrobe.
Anna gets the ultimate fashion surprise on-stage in New York City live, in front of a studio audience.
Desiree has not taken time to focus on herself.
Kathy's wardrobe does nothing to reflect the sunny person she is.
Leigh-Anne is a busy teacher and mother with a frumpy wardrobe.
Minda is a vibrant wheelchair athlete with a drab wardrobe that doesn't fit her positive attitude.
Emi needs help to discover her youthful, sexy side.
Stacey and Clinton try to update this video-gaming supernerd's style.
Dolly needs to get out of her outdated clothes and into a practical yet fashionable wardrobe.
Vanessa knows her jeans and T-shirts may not work on her new adventure.
Stacy and Clinton help Deborah find a more appropriate version her Southern belle fantasy wardrobe.
Stacy and Clinton help a fairy tale-loving late-bloomer with wardrobes for dating and the professional publishing world.
Rebecca has lost a job because of her style.