What Not to Wear’s Stacy London is Having a Midlife Renaissance | Closets

[@StyleLikeU1]

Listen to Stacy's full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@BlackADHDcoach]

Stacey London FOREVVVEERRRR

[@TippyPuddles]

@Boxah She really has a astounding story to tell. Our styles have changed, especially here in America. However, French women and European women still dress the "classic" way. I have a wardrobe that crosses classic with my personality. Depends on your lifestyle how you dress.

[@TT-fl8jt]

💝💝💝

[@benisturning30]

So she obviously doing drugs and lost her mind. She also basically admits her tv show was mean and conformist.

[@PeresBOURQUE]

Holly Stacey Krystal Katrina Tamera Victoria Eloise ​vanessa@@TT-fl8jt

[@kourtneyjackson2663]

Wow. I literally grew up watching What Not to Wear and absolutely adored Stacy. I'm 21 and am in the process of unlearning a lot of things about beauty and my self perception and to see someone I looked up to having done the same and loving the place that she's in kinda makes me feel like I'll be alright.

[@StyleLikeU1]

She is truly amazing, isn't she? Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@SassyL62]

Kourtney Jackson wow i’m 21 too and grew up watching her😻 this is seriously inspiring. Stacy and ICON❤️

[@janityy]

Why is she amazing she was very abusive every time she talked to people my family and friends think the show is disgusting . I'm Goth who the fuck does she think she is to say shit to anyone about the way they look I SWEAR TO GOD if she approached me on the street I'd press charges and call the police. My Goth makeup is part of my religion as well as my attire so shed be facing religious discrimination if she approached me and my Coven and bullying She's very sick and so is her partner on the show and so many people have told me they can't believe this show wasn't pulled off air for bullying my god how sick She's just nuts for real omg she's crazy a bully who is fake as can be

[@Cheesyenchilady]

janityy woah 😂😂

[@waynegore176]

Indeed

[@notenoughtreble]

She is such an ICON. I NEED a Stacy London KZbin Channel in my life!!

[@trayballa7975]

Yes please ✨💓✨

[@02arp]

Yes!!!

[@chillinatmyhouse]

Was just thinking thisss

[@erikarosales2424]

I love this Stacy. She's so free.

[@StyleLikeU1]

@Erika Rosales, that is very true! Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@kokolatte825]

@@StyleLikeU1 seriously. You don't need to plug the interview on every comment. Why didn't you just post about your podcast and pin it to the top? That way everyone will see it. Responding to everyone with a plug is annoying.

[@StyleLikeU1]

@@kokolatte825, Good point will take your advice on that

[@Natalia-hf3et]

😁

[@IWantToMature85]

She’s dating a woman?

[@vt2587]

I absolutely love the fact that she did the whole interview without a drop of makeup and she looks stunning! 👏🏻😬💕

[@desert_sun]

true ! she probably has a super healthy diet 😁

[@susanhampton9671]

I love that she is comfortable in her own skin and doesn't have to wear 5 lbs. of make up to feel beautiful.

[@fraupurzel]

"Midlife Renaissance" - i love that!

[@StyleLikeU1]

The best!! Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@sollinsnayadennis181]

Wow, Stacy has evolved, she is beyond fashion now... She is Fashion...

[@zipporah1552]

I miss Stacy!!! She needs to have a youtube channel. I would definitely watch it!

[@adventurousdaydreamer]

Same 😁👍

[@laurenelizabeth2592]

Agreed!!!

[@maurameadesperry1715]

Same

[@pinkglitter4258]

Zipporah me too ❤️

[@ubwrites5751]

Same!

[@rmrsgirl]

Wow, I wonder if she feels guilty for getting all those ladies to throw away the clothing they loved for something expensive and chic and conformist?

[@TheAtl198]

She should.

[@anabhousen7159]

That's always the part of the show that bothered me.

[@TheAtl198]

@@anabhousen7159 me too. I hope it was just for the show and they didn't really do it.

[@surlywithfabshoes]

Most of the time they didn’t love the clothing they had. They were hanging onto it to because they legitimately felt that was the best they could do and weren’t looking in the mirror nor believing in the reflection of those who love them. They were allowed to keep items that had special meaning. They did not always buy the most expensive items either but were encouraged to invest in some pieces that would have the most versatility. I think the show was great at the time it existed and I find it amazing that Stacy literally created two whole versions of herself It almost seems like the woman she was on what not to wear (who was dope in her own right) is a completely different woman than she is now, both equally amazing but different. That is a fucking impressive feat.

[@franmurgatroyd213]

People find new truths about themselves everyday we are always evolving .

[@yb32]

I feel like every woman who is afraid of aging needs to watch this to feel good

[@StyleLikeU1]

So glad you said that.Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@currentresident3775]

yb The only thing that scares me about aging is my health failing.

[@decker8202]

I'm pushing 50 and aging is physically more difficult than I thought it would be. This short video of Stacey is amazing and making me smile. I really really needed to smile today.

[@TT-fl8jt]

@@StyleLikeU1 That podcast was AWESOME!!

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

Oh God.

[@JudgeyJudgeyable]

Ok this Stacy seems like an amazingly happy and wise person. Also her style here is incredible. That “princess dress” is stunning

[@AmandaGreenman]

Someone should give her a new show about finding personal style ("What TO wear!")

[@kokolatte825]

Maybe that could work. She mentioned in the video that she might be a candidate for her show now based on how she dresses. I don't think so. She still looks well put together, while simultaneously being open with fashion. It think it would be cool to have a show that helps people find their personal style. She could even start a KZbin channel and coach people.

[@CocoButterBarbie]

That’s a great idea 💡

[@RubyCoughDrop]

YES! I would watch the hell out of that

[@jadorechocolat1]

YES. A show where she helps people find their personal style, encourage them to feel free, beautiful, and confidently creative. THAT is the show I want to watch.

[@respectabletampodcast]

That is an amazing idea!

[@MissyLilMiss]

I love this ❤️ I always thought WNTW was so restricting and oppressing on peoples’ personal style and made them all look the same. I’m glad she is talking about that and being more open and encouraging about fashion

[@holibash7282]

"Everybody should be able to accept new versions of themselves, b/c that way they will be much more accepting of other people". # KILLED IT! #Changed my life

[@LooksByNaheemah]

I like her like 100x more. I love when someone is being authentically themselves and it shows in their style

[@emily3916]

Wow, what a glow up! I always felt she was a bit judgy and harsh on the show. Now she’s like the eclectic aunt I’ve always wanted! Loving this so so much!

[@tinabuirge2120]

Emily I watched a video by another KZbinr that had Stacy in it and she talked about how the show made her say a lot of that stuff. That she didn’t really believe it. After that video I saw Stacy in such a different light.

[@TheAtl198]

@@tinabuirge2120 but she chose to be on the show, and stay on it. So that's pretty shitty on her part. Not sure why you would see her in a different light after that? It's even worse in my opinion. She didn't even believe in what she was saying - she said it because she was getting paid to.

[@jackdrawsold4301]

@@TheAtl198 while I agree that if it was her choice to stay on the show that long it would be a bit shitty, you have to remember that a lot of people on tv are stuck in their contracts, we have no idea what her contract was, so we could never know if she stayed that long for the money, or if she was forced to by contract.

[@TheAtl198]

@@jackdrawsold4301 That's a fair point. I do agree. Honestly didn't think of that because if I were in a position where I had to do things I morally didn't believe in, I would be out of there, contract or no. I'm a nurse, and last year I broke a contract at a job because I didn't agree with what I was being asked to do. But I understand that not everyone thinks the same way. She might have been afraid that she wouldn't work again if she did that. My wife watched that show and loved it. I was always politely invited to leave the room during it, because I couldn't stand Stacey and wouldn't keep my trap shut about it. 😏

[@nflores328]

Actually I remember reading somewhere about her experience in What not to wear, that the hosts were mostly not there, but the few times she could interact with them Stacy was the nicest one, and the one that actually tried to give her advice

[@mashedpotatojohnson2]

On one hand I wouldn't have had the strength to turn down hosting wntw so I can't blame her for that, but she made most of her money being on a really toxic show. I am relieved she's a much nicer and more confident person now. I'm also glad there's more healthy make over shows these days where they don't try as hard to make the people on it feel terrible before "looking good"

[@annaelizabeth3035]

I actually think about her all the time and I’m so happy she’s happy! Can’t believe I just heard the host of WNTW say “no one gets to tell you what is or isn’t beautiful” HELLO!! Love this ❤️

[@StyleLikeU1]

Great quote, happy to hear that it resonates.Don't forget to subscribe and click the bell as we are uploading the videos more frequently now! You can also listen to Stacy's full story here: on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@Emiliapocalypse]

Better calling it a midlife Renaissance than a midlife crisis. Points for optimism! ✌️🌻

[@jaayswizzle]

Stacy London is so intelligent and inspiring! I adore her 🥰

[@StyleLikeU1]

So happy you like it, don't forget to listen to her full story on our podcast: on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@srkh8966]

What Not to wear was about learning what flatters your body style and finding professional clothes that look good on you. All of the clothes she’s wearing look great on her.

[@bellaboopixi]

S H the comment I was looking for, thank you

[@youraverageartist1588]

Or having two snarky judges throw out all your clothing and putting you in tasteless, generic outfits. Just my opinion tho.

[@bakerfritz4681]

@@youraverageartist1588 You were allowed to not go on the show, though. Going through with it was a choice that every one of those people made.

[@Fool_of_a_Toque]

I remember watching What Not to Wear with my mom when I was a kid, and feeling sadness and shame when she encouraged me to follow the fashion "rules" Stacy and Clinton set out. I understand now that my mother was trying to protect me in the hopes that fitting in would solve my problems, but really, feeling free with style is what's giving me so much joy now; and I'm super grateful to get to rediscover that expressive side of myself today. It's super healing seeing this side of Stacey, and I'm beyond happy for her and her journey too! She's a powerhouse! ❤️

[@StyleLikeU1]

Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@ashdacraft]

My mom would always talk about calling them to come “help” me. I was just a little skate punk kid. It’s weird watching this now-she used to make people through away sentimental clothes and that part always hurt to watch.

[@rashone2879]

Yet there really are some basics that count. Ex. If a woman has a "larger" chest (I used to laugh at how they used that expression, you know, larger than what?), there are styles that will be more flattering than others. Fashion is about style, at least I hope it still is, and you know, if a woman is 5" 2' and weighs 165, she will look shorter and heavier if she wears those (God awful) cropped pants with the voluminous legs. Colors matter, too...I look hideous in orange...it's a beautiful color on some people. And so on. I'm slim, have rather narrow hip, but a "larger" chest...I don't want to look top heavy, you know, like a marshmallow on 2 toothpicks. So, I don't wear skinny pants with a big, flutter sleeved, flared out top. There are rules, that is, if you want to wear flattering stuff.

[@SunnyPaxton]

Fool of a Toque omg that’s such a healing moment 😭 life truly is amazing ✨

[@SunnyPaxton]

Rashone I think the idea is where does that idea of flattering come from? What exactly is this one standard that we’re all trying to balance our bodies to? And why that body type? If you genuinely feel good in the choices that you feel are more flattering then that’s awesome ❤️ I think it’s just about questioning, are these choices I’m making my opinion/what would bring me happiness or am I following some rules about what’s “flattering” that I picked up along the way? Then the choice is up to you, but it’s nice to question it and explore your motives a little!

[@katesmith7935]

This is exactly what I need to see as I grow. I grew up with WNTW and I loved that show. But she made them fit in, and I feel like shes realizing how to belong to herself now, and preaching that now and I love this

[@jeremydobb4524]

So glad shes dressing for herself now.

[@StyleLikeU1]

Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@ADultingisHarD91011]

I'm living for this transparent and raw Stacy London. At any age, anyone can come into their own, and this is truly inspiring. I could watch this woman all day.

[@evelyncastro-lake9716]

She seems free now. Free of fashion rules, society’s rules and more importantly, rules that we set on ourselves. I like this Stacy even more.

[@jamie.daugherty]

I've always admired her while I was growing up watching her on TV. After watching this, I love her more than ever. She seems so free, so confident, so real and raw. Thank you Stacy for being true to (YOU) and (US).

[@marywatkins9438]

I like this Stacy London better.

[@StyleLikeU1]

Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@tinipants2]

Same person we all are

[@patatedoucebb2919]

What not to wear just had so many awful aspects to it. The fact that coworkers and family nominated the participants, following them around for weeks then showing the tape in public, two elitist catty hosts talking shit behind someone's back like a cut scene from mean girls, throwing a poor person's clothes in the literal trash, giving them credit cards to department stores and erasing all trace of personal style. Truly the worst of the fashion industry. Just a mean spirited freak show.

[@achyka3802]

I hated how they promoted "sexy clothes". They would throw out a whole wardrobe and put people with insecurities or social anxiety into a red cocktail dress and pretend like they did something good for them.

[@anicole3968]

My least favorite part was them taking some of the very few women who felt comfortable without a bunch of makeup on and telling them they looked sooo much better with makeup

[@fartballs9]

Especially the alternative clothing! They ruined personal styles.

[@vlra2021]

But sometimes it was necessary

[@elefront]

I disagree about the styling. There are things I didn’t like about the show like the things they did for entertainment purposes like being catty and harsh while myself as a Personal Stylist would never do that. I also quite dislike forcing anyone to wear makeup or cut their hair too short. However, the vast majority of these women did end up having a breakthrough and looked but more important FELT better about themselves. I think that given the time constraints and the knowledge of the women about what they liked, they did a great job. Though the outfits may seem generic, the truth is that style discovery takes time, patience as well as trial and error. As you continue to grow in life and you experience more, see more and travel more, your style will slowly evolve with you. But when you start dressing better, learning what looks good on your body and feeling better about yourself, you are able to see possibility and figure out what is truly you. I think the show experience was the start of their journey.

[@user-lm9oo3ry8w]

For some reason, Stacy London is way more likable now, loving her evolution❤️

[@StyleLikeU1]

Don't forget to listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@BL3SSed-Bliss]

Because now, she is truly genuinely COMFORTABLE with her Self. 💜🌟🦋.

[@StarlightPrism]

I absolutely HATED What Not to Wear because she put everyone in the same bland style, not even taking lifestyle into account. I much prefer this new attitude!

[@karenramnath9993]

I am so glad to find this video. I loved watching “What Not to Wear”, the clothes were beautiful and did indeed suit the guest’s figures. But my problem with it, as Stacy mentions, was that everybody came out looking the same. This is a problem a lot of us deal with...we find clothes that suit or figures, “normal” clothes, our friends tell us we look good, but we don’t feel like ourselves. When we see someone like Stacy running around in a princess dress with an elven hairpiece, we get that push of encouragement to wear what makes us feel ourselves. Thank you, Stacy! (And I looooove your hair streak!)

[@StyleLikeU1]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@mffmoniz2948]

The problem happens if all you have are princess dresses and matching headpieces. It's good to know the rules to blend in, dress appropriatly for work or different occasions, bring out the body's best feature, disguise that tummy or heavy upper body, etc. Those white pants with the heels looked cute. I'd probably wear those with sneakers... If you know the rules, you know how best to break them.

[@karenramnath9993]

@@mffmoniz2948 Also true. Sometimes you need a specific look for a certain situation wherein the people that you have to interact with simply do not have the capacity to accept that it’s ok to wear a Princess dress, and you have to play “normal” for a while because you are hoping for a certain outcome which would not be possible if the Princess dress were worn. Sigh. Such is life.

[@judithbrighton3040]

Stacy: I'm almost 65 and I actually MIGHT look better than I did at 50. I definitely feel better! Cheers!

[@StyleLikeU1]

amazing! I feel the same way at 61, xoElisa ps you can listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@071949]

Judith/StyleLikeU: A male comment on this issue. When my daughter was in her mid-teens I was in my early 50s. She was looking at my senior year high school yearbook. Her reaction to my photo: "Eww, Dad, that hair! Those glasses! You look so much better now than you did then." And now, Judith, like you here in my 60s, I definitely feel better too. Aging is not to be feared, it is to be embraced, because the alternative is dying young.

[@a.jlondon9039]

@@071949 There are so many HOT & SEXY Men and Women in their 60s. No I am not there yet.

[@laurenelizabeth2592]

💜

[@purelovexist]

How you feel inside will show on your outside! 😍

[@madi5286]

this is how i'd always hoped her journey would go. she needed this and I feel like many of us who grew up on that show needed to see her freed from it like this. Stacy I am SO proud of you and happy for you!

[@regisnyder]

She’s beautiful! Her grey streak is her brand! I always wished my grey would come in like that!

[@TayTay33]

Gray streaks like that are actually caused by trauma, not age.

[@stephanierose5394]

I have a family member that chooses to dye her hair, but leaves a thick grey streak in the front. It frames her fave beautifully.

[@katrinakitty52]

@@TayTay33 … or heredity...wearing a center gray streak that has been carried on for at least 3 generations.....

[@TayTay33]

@@katrinakitty52 That's extremely rare.

[@RachelleAshmanWells]

T G I have a natural thick white streaks (gray is the general term, but they’re white) that both my sister and mom have in the exact same place, from adolescence. I also have a white streak in front that my dad and grandma also had. Sometimes it’s just genetics! :) although if there are studies that have been done on this, as a huge biology nerd I’d be interested in finding out more, as I love reading scientific research

[@latonyaborsay6585]

I love Stacey's style and her grey streak. Wearing what pleases you and makes you feel great is the ticket, Thanks Stacey for inspiring us all to do so!

[@andromedalasso]

I liked her before and I like her now. She’s always been authentic. Love this.🌈❤️

[@Bri-ss1gu]

I’ve always felt that what you wear is supposed to be an expression of you, and that it’s supposed to make you happy. I loved watching What Not to Wear, I loved the advice on colors/shapes that are the most flattering on people, but I often felt sad at the fact that a lot of people’s quirkiness and individuality felt lost by the time they got to the “big reveal” at the end. It never occurred to me that Stacy was suppressing her own individuality in the process. I’m so glad and inspired by the fact that she’s finally decided to be free.

[@softsix]

For some reason I loved what not to wear as a kiddo. As I got older, it started to bum me out. I hated the whole "this is too individual, too unique!" I started to feel bummed on behalf of the people on the show! This is an awesome thing to see :) to see her acknowledge what lots of us were thinking, and show her funky fruity business

[@eSelle88]

Yo!!! Stacy's style is so much cooler than she's giving herself credit for! Literally goals!!!

[@nicolepapole]

Now that's some beautiful self growth work there.

[@Natalia-hf3et]

Yes

[@sinlobo84]

Indeed

[@trayballa7975]

Respect ✨🙏✨

[@chantem175]

I always loved Stacy London. I still love her now. Taught me so much about curating a personal style before it was even trendy. She was always an inspiration to me.

[@JoSe-pc2hg]

Oh, wow... This is one of the most eye opening monologs I've heard... So simple, so real and so usable for all of us. You are the true model of grounded and profound human being. This was so enjoyable to listen and to watch! Thank you!!

[@StyleLikeU1]

Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1 Don't forget to subscribe and click the bell as we are uploading the videos more frequently now!

[@fgarzaro]

I used to LIKE Stacy. Now, I absolutely, 100% LOVE her!! 😍😍😍

[@ohlooocha]

damn, that quick squat with those heels. Intelligent, beautiful, and strong!

[@casey1315]

It's amazing how as a kid I would idolize Stacy London and the "bland style," to go to rejecting her because of all these insecurities that had arisen because of shows like that, to then idolizing her again because she put all my fears and ideals into a better light. Full 360. Total glow up. 10/10

[@mildlyoff]

We NEED women like her showing us that growing up still has challenges and changes and joys, no matter the decade. Seriously, she makes 50 look glamorous and fun. Gives me something to look forward to 🙃

[@jessicacroteau5600]

In the beginning of the video Stacy said looks like she should be on WNTW but nobody on the show found this much joy in what they were wearing. I hope someday I can find this much joy in my wardrobe! Love you Stacy!

[@cmac2295]

Stacy looks so good without makeup!💯

[@MysticHeather]

C Mac yassss! I’ve been thinking that during this whole video!!

[@theresag1969]

I know, right.

[@Larrabeeman]

Stacey I watched your show when I was very ill. Don't ever regret being part of that show. You assisted many people, on a spiritual, psychological and physical level. My husband would even watch with me at times. I am 61 yrs old now, and am happy you are able to put things in perspective now that you have acquired wisdom that age provides us.. You are still beautiful, and I'm happy you are dressing in a manner that gives you joy. Keep that passion going. Blessings from Grace, from Moodus, CT USA.

[@v2cantthinkofahandle]

I loved/hated that show when i was younger, I'm glad she doesn't follow or promote that kind of mindset anymore and is living her best life.

[@toujoursici1675]

Same

[@rebekah7244]

She joking

[@MysticHeather]

I need those vans and I am SO happy to see that she realizes how she and the people the show styled were stuffed into a very tiny box that didn’t express anyone’s individuality. And here she is blossoming into someone who expresses herself in a beautiful and genuine, exciting way! It’s infectious to see her excitement and joy!

[@Lia-hd7rh]

I wish Stacey had her own channel, I loved watching her growing up

[@StyleLikeU1]

Dina, if you can, listen to more of her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@sint0xicateme]

This made my day. What radical self love. I always saw her as snarky but I love this Stacey!

[@Moongirl68]

Wow she’s completely changed her style . She seems much more authentic . I love it! Good for her!

[@SunnyPaxton]

Damn I grew up watching What Not to Wear and at 21 now I’m going through so many similar realizations to her! I’m so proud of her for letting go of those old ideas that were holding her back and finally focusing on what she wants rather than what other people think. What a lovely person ❤️ and I think she’s absolutely right about beauty. It’s a feeling, not really a look!

[@Chiqsan]

Please don't ever get face surgery, I love how natural and untainted you look. No shade. Do as you please. It's refreshing and with no makeup. Nice!

[@sofiabravo1994]

Mrssewhardtoplease your IQ needs increasing.

[@joyvonguerard9653]

I love it, but it does show you what mascara can do.

[@DesireeCeleste]

Honestly, it’s HER face, she can do whatever she wants with it.

[@sarahalbers5555]

She needs a little makeup. She is kinda bouncing off the walls. Still she taught most of us some useful things.

[@julievuitt0n]

I literally watch Stacy on WNTW for yearssss as a child and I am now obsessed with style and patterns and colors ! She is my inspiration and I’m glad she is very open .ive always adored her and her grey streak !

[@agingintobeauty]

Even as a child I saw beauty in the aging process. I think it has to do with the comfort, acceptance & confidence that comes with aging. Wisdom is beautiful, no matter what the package looks like. Loved this vid. Stacy- you are an inspiration!

[@dariawells7438]

I'm 46 and I'm finally living out my full-on own style and I LOVE IT. Thank you, Stacy, for your awesome style and knowing it's okay to be yourself!

[@mbungembunge4046]

That blue dress is so fire wow.

[@kokolatte825]

Yes! I wanted to know where it was from. I love it!

[@audreys7497]

Wow ❤️ would love for her to be back on TV. Netflix needs to scoop her 😌

[@maddimartinez7894]

Seeing Stacy London be so much more free with her fashion feels like my own body positivity journey has come full circle. From hating myself and watching her put people in the most basic and “flattering” clothes possible to loving myself and watching her do whatever she wants with her wardrobe.

[@StyleLikeU1]

So happy to hear! You can listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@lordhelpthegirl760]

We definitely need a Stacy show to coach us into becoming ourselves through style!

[@Sean.A.M]

Omg I love that she's allowed her self to be free with herself/style. I loved what she had to say about back then and the show too. I loved the makeovers but sometimes did feel the people lost a part of them selves in certain cases.

[@mistyr765]

She is one of my inspirations in terms of both her hair and her confidence. I was born with a white streak of hair and I honestly feel that Stacy taught me to love it and see it for its uniqueness.

[@afroditee31]

I'd love to watch her do videos like this more often, especially now that I'm older. This is such a refreshing look at aging, fashion, and beauty. This is the voice/perspective I really want to hear.

[@AnonymousPerson0182]

She needs her own show! Women our age need her!

[@Indiegirl007]

Girl. What are you talking about, that princess dress is GORGEOUS. Edit: by following the rules on What Not To Wear, it has helped me to understand my body shape more and to find things that would be more flattering. So thank you Clinton and Stacy. ♥️

[@heatherframpton9693]

Yes, I agree about learning style ideas about clothes fitting better, and the woman who was advised to get a tailor to make tops fit her correctly. 😊 There were some good ideas given. I think that it's important to incorporate personal style regardless of career, etc.

[@1pixiegirl1]

I love you Stacy! Totally get what you're saying about feeling younger because I am a YOUNG looking 71 year old and still love it ALL. Every new make up, clothing, music, shoes...love creepers and Doc Marten's. It's always been fun since I was YOUNGSTER.

[@nkley1]

This is just the reason I couldn’t watch “What Not to Wear”.......now THIS IS REAL!! Thank you for this!!!!!!!!

[@feedakie]

I'm 68. I feel more like myself and happier than I was in my 20's. Thanks Stacy for the years you gave us good advice and thanks for your "renaissance".

[@Teupluohoney]

a true icon,love her personality,honesty,and orginality. tackling what she wants . love her such an inspiration. #stacylondonicon

[@StyleLikeU1]

If you can, listen to Stacy's full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@Sypherz]

No need to apologize for What Not To Wear. It helped me learn that not all clothes are going to look good on me. It isn't me and my shape that's wrong - it's the clothes. THANK YOU!

[@FrenchFriesNBrie]

I agree; WNTW taught me how to dress professionally as I began my career, and helped me experiment and find my “adult” style.

[@neih800]

I loved watching Stacy on WNTW, but seeing her style renaissance is so refreshing! This parallels my recent desire to be more bold and adventurous with my wardrobe aswell. Keep doing your thing, Stacy! 💕

[@bumich222]

Love her....but is it the editing making this seem a bit manic? Oh well, love you Stacy!

[@ImHandlingIt]

Yes! I was totally getting a Little Edie vibe.

[@twistedtee648]

You're right. I think it's the missing interviewer, it seems as if she's just rambling on in a room by herself about fashion.

[@crystalbluepersuasion3897]

I was wondering if she’d just drank a lot of coffee!

[@evarene07]

I live this interview... it’s like your in her living room and she’s personally speaking to you... I would think people could recognize this instead of calling her “manic”, “oh, she drank to much coffee, etc “... but I guess everything is relative✌🏼🦋

[@crystalbluepersuasion3897]

Eva Rene Really? You “live” it? And it bothers you that we think she’s a little wound up in this interview? You sound like a dumb-ass.

[@yldoal]

GOD I love her. What an icon with T H E revolutionary self image so many are realizing.

[@bethprice]

"Find your reflection in the eyes of people who love you"~~~beautiful

[@mybubbles5552]

What not to wear was fun but I always felt that the show was all about conformity and how to get hired at a new job rather than creativity or true expression. I’m happy that Stacy feels freer now. Seeing her like this is like a breath of fresh air.

[@StyleLikeU1]

Remember, Cathy, you can also listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@cgoiq19]

I grew up watching What Not to Wear, and since it’s ended I’ve had so many conversations about why it could never come back now because fashion has evolved to be so much about individuality and novelty. The “rules” don’t apply anymore. And to hear that from Stacy herself is so encouraging, and to see her evolution and her deriving real joy from her style is so exciting. This was inspiring.

[@TheAGcollector101]

Her thoughts are giving me such a turnaround on my viewpoint of aging. I'm glad I found and watched this video.

[@StyleLikeU1]

Listen to her full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@crb1959]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart Stacy. I will turn 60 this month and this video and your essence in it is my new mantra.

[@surjeudi2249]

Her gray streak has always been my favorite thing about her! Glad she didn't dye it.

[@BrittKatSlat]

Sur Jeudi trust me hunny, she DYES the rest of her hair black. She’s 50. Most of her hair is gray most likely.

[@Introvertsan]

@@BrittKatSlat There is a lot of people in their 50s with little to no grey hair so is it possible she dyes it yes but not necessarily

[@TayTay33]

​@@BrittKatSlat Wrong. Not everyone goes gray by 50. You don't know what you are talking about, so no one should trust you, "hunny". Also, gray streaks are caused by trauma, usually in childhood. She has had hers since she was young and mentioned on a WNTW Q&A that she did not remember when it first showed up, which is probably true. I have two friends with a white/gray streak. One of them drowned but was revived when she was 3 years old. Right after, she had her streak and it remains. She tried to dye it but it does not hold dye. The other one was stabbed as a teen and noticed her streak when she got out of the hospital.

[@vaderladyl]

@@BrittKatSlat Yes she actually was paid by a hair dye brand to make commercials but she dyed only the rest of her hair, never the white stripe.

[@vaderladyl]

@@TayTay33 I have one two but never had any trauma.

[@fightmefairy]

I grew up watching what not to wear and I always knew that Stacy wanted people to truly wear what they wanted. She’s an inspiration to me as someone who made a drastic style change.

[@ABeautyConnectionx]

Now she is as free as the people she “helped” on wntw. Happy for her though.

[@bartek_fetysz]

She’s always been my inspiration and always will be. Thank you for inviting her, she’s ultimately dope!

[@evangelinfranco4141]

BEAUTIFUL WORDS, GREAT ADVISE! YOU ARE A MENTOR AND AN AMAZING INSPIRING WOMAN!!!!

[@lunastella2323]

There is hardly anything more beautiful than someone that is happy and feels good in their skin.

[@CryssLovesMusic]

She is so dope. 🙏🏾 Stacy London, because of you, my momma (who’s also 50) is rocking her silver streak. And it’s A LOOK okkk? 💕 Thank you!

[@GenerationJonesi]

I loved What Not to Wear, and, still a fan of Stacey today! 😍

[@monas.6839]

It’s great to hear a celebrity being honest about something as miserable as menopause. I get so sick of hearing famous people spew b.s. like “oh, I never had morning sickness when I was pregnant” or “I’m so lucky I’ve had no menopause symptoms!”. 🙄

[@avril.227]

Yes!!!

[@woin9361]

I adore her! She is so unique and self aware. She’s never been more cool and beautiful to me! Thanks for helping me along my own style journey

[@tarastogi]

"Everybody should be able to accept new versions of themselves..." Said like a true Gemini :)

[@danijanimi1657]

Truuuuuuuu......we geminis are so cool 😎

[@michaelzzaki]

This is soo beautiful to see!! I was so into What Not To Wear as a teenager and in hindsight felt really sad and weird about the idea of shoving people into what they "should" look like. I'm so happy for and inspired by Stacy London's current freedom! It's great to see this is where she has gone since then.

[@jirehtv1322]

I loved What Not to wear as a kid. I admired Stacy London so much! But at the point I started to start dressing the way I just wanted to dress, I saw What Not to Wear as a box. Don't get me wrong. The people really needed help. Their stylewas usually an extension of sadness of trauma. But I got tired of seeing them turn people into clones of themselves. To see that that wasn't completely her is sad but kind of refreshing. I LOVE her current style. THIS is iconic.

[@StyleLikeU1]

So happy to hear that you love her style evolution! Listen to Stacy's full story on our podcast :on iTunes bit.ly/WUStyleA, Spotify spoti.fi/2l894E9 or Stitcher bit.ly/2HNthb1

[@s.eubanks8152]

She used to be so mean and would trash all over people with her current approach to fashion. I hope she's being authentic now, and is really as fulfilled as she seems to be. I appreciate that she's trying to undo some of the fashion dogma and shaming she helped perpetuate. I'm happy to see this positive change.

[@bigpapabrolyz5231]

She dresses the exact same way she told people not to dress on the show lol, it looks good though

[@TheDrakelicious]

She can carry it though...

[@Introvertsan]

That's true

[@ArmednotTriggered]

Part of it is confidence. Most of the people are WNTW were extremely insecure and their clothes showed it.

[@carmagurl317]

Not exactly, most of those cases were really extreme lol. I think she looks good too.

[@Nananananaheckyes]

Not really most people on that show wore sloppy stuff that wasn't thought out or pretty. Stuff can be weird but stylish and thought out

[@CammieBishop]

As someone who has loved fashion since I was born, I grew up watching What Not To Wear, and even though I liked it and thought it was a fun show to watch, I always thought the fashion in the show was boring and everyone looked the same. I’m really glad Stacey opened up her eyes and is dressing unique and like herself.

[@uwpride]

i LOVE her hair streak! I’ve honestly wanted to create this look on my own bangs for a long time

[@thistlesandpoppies]

Her inner joy is radiant and beautiful. So glad she feels free to express her joy, playfully through her clothing. That first outfit with the princess dress, sparkling shoes and rhinestone headband reminded me of Amy on The Big Bang Theory. What women doesn’t like sparkles and to embrace her inner princess once in a while. I know I do.

[@DeeMonaVanilla]

Basically she became the person she was trying to style back in WNTW lol

[@TheAtl198]

Karma 👿

[@ReadObituaries]

Mengmeng Di that’s honestly probably why she put herself into so much. She projected and seen herself in those people- so when she was making comments about them and pushing them, she was really making comments about and pushing herself.

[@simonariviera1677]

Not really... even with her quirky new style you can still tell there is an aesthetic education behind her new choices. Even if she is more unconventional now those items are still very well selected for her figure and tastes. The women of the show simply looked terrible. It really isn’t the same thing.

[@randomhuman4623]

@@simonariviera1677 not all of them? Some simply liked other styles and just wore what made them happy, like what Stacy is doing now. They bashed a girl's interest in the lolita style because of how "childish" it looked.

[@simonariviera1677]

Random Human just because a piece of clothing makes you happy doesn’t mean it looks good on you. Stacy is wearing things that make her happy AND also look fine on her. The women on that show wore clothing only for the fantasy they had in their head, that is why they looked terrible.