Posts with tag tlc

"Use dark eyeliner for a smoldering look he won't be able to resist. Apply blush to contour your face so your cheeks won't look fat. Use lip gloss for a sexy pout." Other beauty books are all about how to make yourself attractive for other people. What Not to Wear's Carmindy's Get Positively Beautiful book is not that kind of getting gorgeous guide.

This one is for Clinton Kelly.

If Mr. Kelly, of TLC's What Not to Wear, has pushed one fashion accessory on the American public it is the pocket square. Unfortunately, very few of the very few men that appear on the show are open to said square. Why not? What's the big deal?

Do people think squares are for squares? Probably. Not us. We agree, Clinton, a bold silk handkerchief in a man's coat pocket can add just the right amount of pop to his ensemble.

Ever since the TLC craze died down sometime in the mid 90's, we haven't seen a whole lot of the girls. Obviously there was Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes' tragic death in a car accident. But aside from bad news, they've been flying under the radar. The group has had a few major musical projects since then, but nothing too popular. So it looks like Rozanda "Chilli" Thomas decided to try something new. She's now designing handbags.

If your wardrobe is a reflection of your true self, it stands to reason that a messy, outdated closet equals inner turmoil.

This will come as no surprise to anyone who ever watched Tim Gunn's Guide to Style on Bravo, or TLC's What Not To Wear. The transformation on each episode is always accompanied by tears and high emotions.

Here's the question. Your life is being dissected in front of TV cameras, presumably for the viewing enjoyment of millions. Which "therapist" would you prefer to experience:

Lately I have found myself watching TLC (The Learning Channel) a lot, perhaps its the lack of decent television in the summer months or else I just want to learn a thing or two. Problem is, I ain't learning squat. What I have learned is that TLC is in desperate need of a new programmer.

While watching What Not to Wear (love that show), I see a commercial for an online show called The Makeover Train. The premise is you step on the "makeover train" and get off looking fabulous. They even roll out a red carpet for your fabulous self to strut around on. Sounds good right? Wrong. What the heck kind of makeover can you really get on a train?

You get a smile. Seriously, what is different between these two photos? I feel like I am playing that picture hunt game or something. You know the game where you have to point out the differences between the two images. I watched this video twice and I still can't figure out when the makeover happened. I think they fluffed up her hair, smacked her on the ass and sent her on her way.

That is one train I am not interested in riding. Good one TLC, lets stick to learning ... What do you say?