Fashion rebels Stacy London and Clinton Kelly return to revolutionize the style makeover genre with Wear Whatever the F You Want—a show that ditches rules and embraces radical self-expression. Set against London’s eclectic streets and New York’s gritty chic, the series isn’t about fixing wardrobes; it’s about dismantling societal pressures. Each episode follows real people as they reclaim their confidence through clothing, guided by the hosts’ mantra: “Your style isn’t broken. The system is.” Expect glitter, defiance, and tearful breakthroughs as participants learn to weaponize their wardrobes against judgment.
With zero “before and after” shaming, the show swaps makeovers for make-unders of toxic fashion norms. Stacy and Clinton blend their iconic wit with heartfelt mentorship, proving that sequins at 9 a.m. and combat boots at a gala aren’t just okay—they’re revolutionary. Joined by style disruptor Jessica Daniels, the trio champions sustainability, gender fluidity, and the radical idea that joy—not trends—should dictate what you wear.
Wear Whatever The F You Want Cast
1. Stacy London as Host
Stacy London, the silver-haired queen of “no boring basics,” redefines her What Not to Wear legacy by torching the rulebook she once enforced. A fashion icon since the 2000s, London’s career spans bestselling books (The Truth About Style) and advocacy for size inclusivity. Her razor-sharp wit and psychology-driven approach (“Clothes aren’t armor—they’re confetti”) anchor the show’s mission to heal through self-expression.
In Wear Whatever the F You Want, London merges her trademark tough love with vulnerability, sharing her own battles with psoriasis and ageism. Off-camera, she’s a vocal mental health advocate and podcast host (The Reinvention of Stacy London), proving that reinvention isn’t just for wardrobes.
2. Clinton Kelly as Host
Clinton Kelly, the lovable chaos agent of daytime TV (The Chew, What Not to Wear), brings his Maine charm and Savile Row eye to the rebellion. Known for turning fashion lessons into life lessons, Kelly’s mantra—“If it sparks joy, strut it”—fuels the show’s anti-perfectionist vibe. His recent pivot to LGBTQ+ advocacy and gender-neutral style blogs (Clinton’s Closet) informs his role as the show’s resident hype man.
Kelly’s genius lies in transforming “flaws” into flair—think mismatched prints as power moves. Off-duty, he’s a Broadway superfan and amateur mixologist, often shaking martinis while debating the merits of capes as daywear.
3. Jessica Daniels as Style Disruptor
Jessica Daniels, the nonbinary stylist and TikTok sensation (@StyleAnarchy), joins as the show’s Gen-Z conscience. A former corporate fashion exec turned DIY icon, Daniels made waves with their viral “Burn the Mood Board” workshops, teaching clients to thrift, upcycle, and ignore “body type” nonsense.
Daniels’ segments focus on sustainable swaps and gender euphoria, like turning dad jeans into ballgowns. Off-screen, they run a Brooklyn collective for queer BIPOC designers and host The Messy Closet Podcast, where chaos is the aesthetic.
