Twenty-three-year-old Crystal's extreme style scares people away, and she must tone it down to move forward with both her social and professional life.
Convinced she'll always be ugly, Edith goes out of her way to dress in oversized clothing and must learn that she is capable of feeling and looking beautiful.
Young mother Chastity wants to be taken seriously, but has a problem with dressing too suggestively. Jeanie shows her a more elegant style.
Tattooed Roller Derby girl, Ivy, has an abrasive punk rock look and an attitude to match, and must learn that you can be sexy and edgy without looking trashy or scary.
Former child model, Kristy, no longer feels beautiful and must overcome family issues, update her style, and learn to flatter both her body and her personality.
A woman who frequently wears oversize sweatshirts and jeans needs to learn to dress appropriately for her position as the owner of a music company.
Attention-seeking Lynn uses big fashion, hair, and makeup to feel sexy and must learn that trashy isn't sexy, bigger isn't better and let her beauty shine through.
Jeannie steps in to help Liliana, a 36-year-old mother who dresses like a teenager, and has moved back into her parents' home.
Thirty-three-year-old wallflower, Marleigh, hates change, always plays it safe and dresses to blend in. Jeannie helps her come out of her shell and find her true identity.
Heather has a wardrobe that is either handmade or from a thrift store. She must learn that she can be environmentally conscious and fashion-forward.
Alisa George is a 39 year-old mother who works for the state of California as a cashier at Caltrans and has taken her favourite colour to the extreme and become "The Purple Lady." It's time for Alisa to bust out of her purple shell and show us who's hiding underneath.
After 7 years of stripping and a third child on the way, Boston native, Kim, has finally hung up her heels and stopped dancing. Now she must learn to class up and see that her trashy clothes prevent her from getting work and keep her children from respecting her.
Nicole is a responsible, single mother of a two year-old boy who doesn't believe she can ever look stylish with her hectic schedule, and must be dragged out of her sloppy, lazy, shapeless wardrobe.
Twenty-four-year-old Jen Marie is still wearing a twelve-year-old's wardrobe, and needs a more mature look to be taken seriously in her career and her relationship.
When it comes to her own style, Rebecca can't seem to put two and two together, looking more like a fashion disaster than the fashion professional she is, and must simplify her look to stop hurting her husband and her job.
Victoria, a 33-year-old mother of two, loves matched outfits a little too much and also pairs them with bad accessory choices. She needs to start dressing better for her family and career, but refuses to spend the time needed to coordinate separate pieces.
Laid-back nature lover Forest is all about saving the earth and reusing as much as possible, never throwing clothes away. It's an attitude and style that keep her from moving forward even one inch in life, and keep everyone she knows at bay.
After being dumped by the father of her son, 26-year-old Tavara reacted by flaunting her body with everything hanging out all over, but she needs to learn that showing too much skin isn't appropriate.
Kristen gives to charities and crusades for social justice, but her overall sense of fashion has taken the back seat in her life. She's careless when it comes to her style, and needs to see her own appearance as a cause worthy of compassion, too.
Stephanie, a mother of four who suffered domestic violence in her past, doesn't have the worst sense of fashion but her limited resources are keeping her from looking her best. She needs a fresh start in life, and with a guest appearance by actress Halle Berry, she's about to get one.