Emily is your typical single girl with one divine difference...she's an Episcopal priest. She may have been called by a higher power but her friends and family called Stacy & Clinton. Can Emily find a feminine style that balances her youthful energy?

Moms around the world will take note once they meet Gina, the 38-year old, mom-jean wearing professor of nonverbal communication who has one of the largest collections of mom-jeans. Will Gina finally learn that fashion can speak louder than words?

Jessica is an alternative photo model who loves to shock people with her dreadlocks, tutus and combat boots. Can Stacy & Clinton give her wardrobe and self confidence the ego boost that it needs? Or will her bummer attitude derail her transformation?

Annie is a mortgage broker/biker mom whose personal style has never come out of the 1970's lesbian closet. Annie has never been able to feel comfortable in feminine clothes, but can she break out of her comfort zone to find a new sense of style?

Sara is a breast-cancer survivor who, after under going a double mastectomy, decided not to have reconstructive surgery. In addition, Sara lost an unbelievable 90 pounds. But what starts off as an attempt to dress her takes on an unexpected twist.

Jenn is a lawyer and matchmaker who puts her careers before herself and her wardrobe. Jenn’s work has become the love of her life and she’s left no time to have a meaningful relationship. Can Stacy and Clinton help this overachieving overanalyizer?

Vikki, a body building, business owning-mother is struggling to find the balance between her bulging biceps and her feminine fashion identity. With a closet filled with gym gear and exotic evening wear, Vikki is in desperate need to find a new look.

Leia is a Marketing and PR coordinator who refuses to give up her costume pieces and remnants of her Goth-Punk past. Will Stacy & Clinton be able to show her that she can keep her individuality in the corporate world without blending into the crowd?

Having come out of a toxic relationship that dictated what she could wear, Miriam is now a nudist. But when she does decide to wear clothes they're either baggy or shapeless. Can Miriam find a modern style that will help her to be taken seriously?

Courtney has dropped a whopping 170 pounds! Unfortunately, her wardrobe has become as extreme as her weight loss and she struggles to recognize herself for the beauty that she is. Can Stacy and Clinton help Courtney embrace her new body?

She was an adorable child star from a popular 80's sitcom, but we’re forcing Mindy Cohn from the "Facts of Life" to face our facts, about her schlumpy style. Will she accept Stacy and Clinton’s advice to look primped for premieres and paparazzi?

Wanda is a therapist who's trapped in a lifelong style snoozefest of bland, unsexy and colorless style. Can Stacy & Clinton rehabilitate this plain Jane for the dating scene? Or will her aversion to all things sexy give her a nervous breakdown?

Serrita is a hard working Naval officer and mom who's off-duty attire takes sexy to submarine depths. She thinks her skintight cat suits and scandalous nightlife attire keep her youthful, but they've pushed her husband's tolerance level to code red.

Hillary is wedding-obsessed florist who has lost 40-pounds and recently opened her own flower shop. Despite having a career she loves and a guy she hopes to marry, she's hiding in a frightening collection of aprons, hand-me-downs & mud-brown outfits.

Linda is a single, 47-year-old who manages a prestigious San Diego theater. Linda needs to ditch the schlumpy stagehand look, but can Stacy and Clinton convince this team player that she'll still be respected if she looks like a leading lady?

Sue followed her ambitions to the bright lights of Broadway, but bowed out and became a mom & glee coach. She is proud of the life she leads and inspires her students, so why does her style of outdated thrift store duds say, "I gave up on my dreams?"