What Not to Wear — Season 6

A 23-year-old personal trainer who is so addicted to athletic gear that she wears it on dinner dates is an ambassador for the American Heart Association's Go Red campaign and needs to shed her fitness fashion sense for a flirty and fabulous fashion routine.

A 23-year-old personal trainer who is so addicted to athletic gear that she wears it on dinner dates is an ambassador for the American Heart Association's Go Red campaign and needs to shed her fitness fashion sense for a flirty and fabulous fashion routine.

A 45-year-old wife, mother, and construction company co-owner has an ill-fitting, masculine wardrobe of baggy jeans, sweat suits and stained shorts has her looking more like a laborer than a professional business owner.

A 34-yo real estate agent disguises her soft side in busty tops, spray-on jeans and gansta gear that make her look more thug than mom.

A 39-year-old administrative assistant and single mom wants to start dating again, but her butch looks tell a different story.

A 26-yo music teacher-to-be, has lost over 120 pounds yet still dresses for a plus-sized body., wearing lots of layers and baggy clothes that hide her new body.

Donna and Robert are divorced but ready to tie the knot all over again. On their big day, they look more sideshow than main event. Wedding crashers, Stacy and Clinton stage a fashion intervention.

A 25-year-old Olympic swimming hopeful has the unique challenge of finding clothing that works best with her broad shoulders and toned body.

A 28-year-old widowed mom and cement truck driver seems ready to come out of her shell, but her construction-worker look hardly says "come hither".

A 28 yo firefighter and paramedic has put her femininity on the back burner, and when Natalie tries to dress girlie, she ends up looking more trashy than classy.

A free-spirited aspiring actress dresses like a tacky Tinkerbell. and her "wackadoo" wardrobe keeps her from getting good acting jobs.

A dental hygienist by day and law student at night has no time for herself, and hides her size 4 figure in oversized scrubs and 1980s-style clothing.

Jenny is a single 30-something New York fashion show producer, but you'd never guess it by her look which says "crazy bag lady" more than "classy couture."

A mom who owns a recycling business in Las Vegas and often makes public appearances to speak about environmental issues, looks like she's been kicked to the curb.

A receptionist by day spends her nights pursuing her passion, hair styling, but her personal style just won't cut it in the beauty business.

Heather, 43, is a textile designer whose wardrobe of wild patterns is matched only by her brash personality. After gaining weight, Heather says she got depressed and just gave up.

Acourt reporter, mother of two, and avid soccer player has no time to shop and finds herself buying clothes that don't fit her body or her age.

A 30-year-old grad student looks more like a 13-year-old slacker in her sloppy tees, baggy jeans and, worst of all, socks with sandals!