Words of Wisdom from Stacy London as What Not to Wear Comes to an End
"The privilege of working hard is that you get to work harder," says the cohost of What Not to Wear, whose final season begins tonight on TLC at 10pm.
"The privilege of working hard is that you get to work harder," says the cohost of What Not to Wear, whose final season begins tonight on TLC at 10pm.
Now that we all know what not to wear after a breakup (yoga clothes for a week, too tight tube tops, bangs) I wanted to explore what to wear in the days after a split. See, the next time I have a big breakup I want to be classy about it. I don’t want to send nasty drunken text messages and be the girl who flashes everyone in a bar. I want to craft a style that will allow me to look like a lady who is handling my breakup with grace and dignity. On the inside I may be a basket case, but on the outside I want to exude a beautiful calm. I am not good at exuding a beautiful calm even during the best of times, so I asked my friend, the stylist and fashion guru and host of the show What Not to Wear, Stacy London, how to dress for success in the days after getting dumped.
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