It's official.
Today is the day.
Dum, dum, dum.
We're heading to Kleinfeld.
Yes, we are.
Y'all do know that I don't want anything
close to a white dress.
I don't want nothing resembling white.
I want the most unique wedding dress in the world.
Wow.
It is beautiful.
Oh, my goodness.
The public got to know me on a show called "The Apprentice"
with Donald Trump.
I was the tough girl in the boardroom,
unapologetically ambitious.
For a living, I am a business professor at the Howard
University School of Business.
That is me, so me.
And pink, I would wear that.
I don't even want to try on a white dress
because I was engaged to Michael Clark Duncan.
I had chosen this beautiful white dress for that occasion.
I went from planning our wedding four
years ago to planning his funeral because he passed away.
And so I went through a really tough period after he passed
and a really long period of grieving and just soul
searching.
So I want to do something that is so reflective
of this new chapter of my life.
Lisa, I have your bride.
Now? Yeah.
Yeah. She's here.
And guess who it is?
Oh, Omarosa.
Omarosa from "The Apprentice?"
From "The Apprentice."
She's here to buy a wedding dress.
She's on the Trump team.
That's right. Oh, boy.
Have fun. Thank you.
I'm sure you will.
She's a great personality.
All right.
I've got to go find Randy.
I think you need--
I think you'll need his help for this one.
Without a doubt. For sure.
Thanks, Dorothy.
Of course.
Do me.
Do it.
Yeah, girl, do it.
Right there.
And the princess has arrived.
Hi!
Hello, beautiful.
Nice to meet you.
How are you?
Meet my mama.
Your mama?
That's Mama Rosa.
Mama Rosa, the queen.
I'm the youngest-- And she's the princess.
--of four children.
Hi, Mama Rosa. I'm Lisa.
Nice to meet you. Pleasure.
I'm the youngest of seven.
I'm the youngest of seven too.
You are?
We talked about it too.
What's your name, Astrid?
Astrid.
Nice to meet you.
This is Lisa.
I'm Lisa.
Nice to meet you. Hi, beautiful.
This is Aisha.
Aisha.
We worked in the White House together.
White House?
We've got to have some power crew here.
So let's talk about wedding, since that's why you're here.
Congratulations on your engagement.
Whoa.
Oh, my God.
Honey, that's like six rings put together.
My fiancee is Dr. John Allen Newman.
John and I met while serving on a board
for a charity that helps inner-city youth
learn the game of golf.
He is so caring.
He loves the Lord.
He loves me.
He's so smart, like super-duper smart.
So tell us about your wedding.
That's what I want to hear about.
Me and John met in Washington, DC.
Our first date was during the Cherry Blossom Festival.
And I want to capture that evening in my wedding.
Gorgeous.
I want to recreate the cherry blossoms.
I want that beautiful floral smell
because it is truly the spirit of newness, of spring, renewal.
And for me, this is a new start.
But I do not want a white dress.
No. Well--
So what are you thinking?
I'm thinking anything but a white dress.
I want to walk in the church and let them know
the First Lady has arrived.
[LAUGHTER]
OK.
She said it.
Lady O is the nickname that the ladies at the church call me,
because I will be the First Lady of the Sanctuary
at Mount Calvary.
It's the name of the church.
So what kind of silhouette are you thinking?
Well, have you seen all this?
Honey, I know.
So what are you thinking?
Mermaid?
Oh.
Big ballgown.
Ballgown.
You want a ballgown.
OK.
I want drama.
What's the budget?
Honey, with that ring, there's no budget, OK?
I can say that right now.
I want drama.
I want pizzazz.
I need everything at the same time.
I know what dress you're thinking.
Yes, that's it.
I know.
I mean, OK, let's talk about this dress from a second.
Cherry blossoms.
This is ridiculous.
If this isn't her dress, literally, I
don't know what is.
Yeah, well, there's this.
Well, I know. I know.
This is coming to America.
This is cherry blossom.
This is really fun because Omarosa
wants a dress that's colorful and vibrant
and a statement-maker.
And we don't always get to pull dresses like that.
OK.
Look, coming-to-America dress.
Look at that.
Is that fit for a princess?
That is amazing.
What do you think?
I love them.
I want to try this one on first.
Maybe start with this one.
It's like, this is my wedding.
Here's the thing.
Because the committee is going to knock down the first dress.
They always do.
Oh.
Well, if you want to.
It's up to you.
I'll try this.
It's your appointment.
You can do whatever you want.
No, let's-- look, you all are the experts.
One thing I learned in business is
find the folks who know what they're doing
and trust their expertise.
OK.
All right. All right.
That's your number. See you in a few.
Enjoy, ladies. Bye.
Thank you, Randy.
So we're going to take Randy's advice,
and we're not going to start with Omarosa's favorite dress.
So I'm going to put Omarosa in this beautiful regal pink ball
gown.
It's embellished.
It's wow.
It really makes a statement.
[SCREAMING]
It's crazy gorgeous, right?
OK, let's go.
Let's go.
Immediately, I feel confident.
I feel very bold.
I feel very fashion-forward.
I'm in love with this dress.
It's crazy gorgeous, right?
OK. Let's go.
Let's go.
OK.
Wow.
Oh.
Wow.
So tell me what you love about it.
I love-- first of all, it fits my shape.
Yeah.
It, like, pulls you in.
Any dress.
It looks like a princess.
I love that.
It's great for my coloring.
It's pink.
It's got bling.
I love this dress.
Woo.
Thank you, Jesus. OK.
OK.
Is the committee ready?
Ready.
We're ready.
Can I get an amen?
Amen.
Wow.
It is pretty.
Y'all never agree on anything.
This is so weird.
It's exactly what I was thinking, actually.
Really, Monica?
Yes.
That's right along the lines.
My fashion expert.
The color is absolutely stunning.
I love the drama.
It's regal.
It's perfect for a pastor's wife.
I love this dress.
I know this is so my personality,
but do I have to try on another dress?
Yes. Yeah.
Absolutely.
You can't just do one.
I'll be honest.
I'm still out.
I'm still out on this.
Randy.
Let me tell you why.
Randy's about to get hit in the head by four bibles.
I'm sorry.
I know.
For me, I'm looking at the dress.
I'm not looking at you.
Oh, no, honey.
You looking at me.
Randy made me put this on first.
Randy's a little bossy.
I'm sorry.
He was like, oh, they're going to shoot--
and all of you come in here and was like, yes.
OK, well, hey.
Randy never worked with a bright like Lady O.
OK.
So we've got some more to try on.
Yes. OK.
We both are very, very strong personalities.
And when two poles come together,
sometimes they lock horns.
All right.
The cherry blossom dress.
Cherry blossom.
Omarosa is having a cherry-blossom-themed wedding,
so this dress is going to be a perfect match.
This is everything I wanted in a dress.
Exactly.
That's why you can't say yes to the first dress
because you never know what's around the corner.
[HUMMING "HERE COMES THE BRIDE"]
OK.
You look like a very, sweet innocent Southern Belle.
I do.
Just keep talking.
How do you feel in this dress?
I feel very, very beautiful.
What would the pastor say?
He would love this one over the other one,
except for the boobies.
Really, why?
Too much boobies. Really?
Well, we could probably have her raise it.
It's a lot.
I think once you raise the cup, you're
going to be good with this.
Yeah, because Randy--
The girls are out.
--I'm trying to get into heaven.
Unless I'm going to be your plus one, the cleavage doesn't work.
Where do these come from?
God. OK.
He made them.
So he should be proud of them.
That's a good one.
Oh, see?
These faces are not good.
Like wah, wah.
To me, it just looks like a regular evening dress.
Do you like it, Mom?
It's very literal cherry blossoms.
It's not that it's ugly.
It's just that we don't think-- It's not a wedding dress.
It's not. No.
Wow.
No.
No, no.
This is not the dress.
I want to hear what Randy has to say.
OK, go ahead.
You know what.
It's your wedding.
And I work for you.
I want you to be happy.
And you looked happy in that other dress.
If it had the train and the bling
and the-- over the cherry blossoms.
But it doesn't. But it doesn't.
That's not there.
That's what's missing.
You girls better have cherry blossoms
at my bachelorette party.
[LAUGHTER]
Note taken.
I'm going to say no.
I'll join the committee.
It's no.
It's a no.
I was surprised at how much they disliked--
this is the perfect dress.