How What Not To Wear transformed British TV forever [Video]

What Not To Wear transformed fashion makeovers on British TV, blending Trinny and Susannah’s candid fashion advice with a focus on body positivity and self-confidence, leaving a lasting impact on viewers and the fashion industry alike.

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Debuting in 2001 on BBC, What Not To Wear quickly garnered attention for its unique approach to fashion makeovers, setting a precedent for countless other makeover shows that followed.

The premise of What Not To Wear was straightforward yet impactful. Participants, often nominated by friends or family, were subjected to candid critiques of their current fashion choices before undergoing a transformative makeover process.

The goal was to help each individual find a style that flattered their body shape while also boosting their confidence.

Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine, with their direct and sometimes controversial approach, became household names.

Their methodology, which included the famous 360-degree mirror viewing, was both praised and critiqued for its honesty, with comments …