Although What Not to Wear ended its run in 2013, hosts Stacy London and Clinton Kelly
didn't fall off the runway for good.
Both have continued on to immense success in the lifestyle scene.
Here's what the fab twosome has been up to.
After What Not to Wear, Stacy London didn't skip a beat between hosting duties.
The style guru jumped on board another TLC makeover series: 2013's Love Lust or Run.
"What in the what is going on?
Ellie!
What is happening?"
This time around London worked solo on her quest to "makeunder" the show's participants,
helping them bolster their self esteem.
London told HuffPost,
"Now what I'm looking at is this sheyne ponim, which is Yiddish means pretty face."
Sadly, the TLC series would end in 2016 after just three seasons.
"Get your tushies in here.
Come on.
You wanna see my closet, don't ya?"
London was known for her signature feminine style on What Not to Wear, but as she evolved,
her style and outlook on life did too.
She told Refinery29,
"What I wear and my surroundings need to make me feel beautiful.
And that's what I've tried to do in the way that I dress and in the way that I've styled
my home."
London talked about rewriting her own fashion rules, telling Man Repeller in 2017,
Clinton Kelly went on to join The Chew in 2011, where, instead of overhauling wardrobes,
Kelly gossiped with his co-hosts, over cocktails and tasty treats.
"I just wanna share with you the really glamorous dinner I had last night…
It's crackers with peanut butter and jelly."
Kelly told The News & Observer,
The Emmy-winning show was cancelled in 2018, in the wake of misconduct allegations against
co-host Mario Batali.
Continuing on her crusade to empower women, London launched a fashion line with Meijer
in 2017 called Massini by Stacy.
This marked the first time Meijer collaborated with a celebrity.
Peter Whitsett, Executive VP of Merchandising and Marketing for Meijer said,
"I wanted all these women to step outside their comfort zones and see themselves in
a new light."
Created to inspire body confidence and challenge beauty standards, Massini has something for
everybody.
London says on the site:
"I'm Stacy, and I'm Clinton, and we're from TLC's What Not To Wear."
Many fans of What Not to Wear were shocked to learn that the co-hosts weren't actually
friends in real life.
In 2017, Kelly revealed London even blocked him on Twitter.
"I'm already in trouble."
Kelly later said on The Chew that there wasn't any beef between the twosome, saying,
Fans wondered what happened between the pair who appeared like best friends on What Not
to Wear, but London denied a feud ever existed.
Then, she shared a cryptic Instagram post that read:
"And then I woke up one day I'm like why do I care if anybody likes me, 'cause I don't
care if anybody likes me."
While he may or may not be on the outs with London, Kelly surely hates everyone else.
Almost.
In 2017, the stylist penned a memoir called I Hate Everyone, Except You, marking the fifth
book since his first in 2005.
Infused with his infamous snark, humor, and wit, the memoir features personal stories
of the style guru's life and career.
"In case you don't know, Lisa and I have been friends since seventh grade."
"Since before he was America's sweetheart when he was a 13 year old dweeb."
"Alright enough out of you, let's go."
He told APB Speakers,
"I loved you on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.
Are you still friends with the rest of the cast?
I was not on that show."
London spent a portion of 2018 styling Lin-Manuel Miranda for the Mary Poppins press tour.
But this wasn't the first time the pair worked together.
When the Hamilton star received an Academy Award nom for Best Original Song for "How
Far I'll Go" from Moana, he entrusted London to help him fulfill a childhood promise to
take his mom to the show.
"Who are you excited to meet, Mom?"
"Well, I met Vigo and I wouldn't mind meeting him again."
After 10 years of helping women look their best, Kelly launched his own fashion line
for QVC: Kelly by Clinton Kelly.
He created the line based on some of the most common fashion flubs from What Not to Wear,
including clothes that were unflatteringly tight, or too loose and baggy.
He told the Boca Raton Observer,
In February 2019, Food Network announced that Kelly would be hosting the fifth season of
its hit series Spring Baking Championship.
Network President Courtney White said in a press release that Kelly's charismatic personality
and lifestyle expertise were a perfect addition for the show.
Kelly gushed about the show and its judges, posting:
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