TV Shows
Stacy London & Clinton Kelly Reunite for New Era of Style — And Forgiveness in ‘Wear Whatever The F You Want’
Stacy London and Clinton Kelly’s long-running TLC show, What Not to Wear, is getting a reboot after 12 years. (The two, who were in a feud for over a decade, reconciled during the pandemic.)
They admit their past advice was a little rigid, so they’ve given their beliefs a makeover and now embrace the idea of personal style (i.e., wear whatever the F you want).
Hopefully we’ll still get the fashion disasters — and personal transformations — that made the original show so fun.
Wear Whatever The F You Want | Official Trailer | Premieres Tues., April 29, on Prime Video
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