Ep 12. Sohni Sing

Sohni Sing from Queens, NY, is a graduate student and teacher who loves to wear bright colors and unique pieces. However, her style often comes across as childish and unprofessional. Sohni needs to learn how to balance her love of fun fashion with the need for more mature, sophisticated looks that will help her make a good impression in both her personal and professional life.

Stacy and Clinton start off the episode by taking a look at Sohni's current wardrobe, which consists of lots of bright colors, playful prints, and accessories that are more suited to a teenager than an adult. Although they love Sohni's creativity and willingness to take risks with her clothing choices, they quickly realize that her outfits are holding her back from achieving her goals.

The first step in Sohni's transformation is to get rid of all of her frumpy, unflattering clothes and start fresh with a new wardrobe that flatters her figure and suits her style. Stacy and Clinton give Sohni a 5,000 dollar budget to go on a shopping spree, and they accompany her to stores like Banana Republic and Lord & Taylor to help her pick out clothes that are both practical and stylish.

Throughout the shopping trip, Stacy and Clinton give Sohni lots of helpful tips and advice, such as the importance of investing in basics like a good pair of jeans or a classic blazer. They also teach her how to mix and match different pieces to create outfits that are both versatile and fun.

Once Sohni has her new clothes, the real work begins. Stacy and Clinton give her a crash course in hair and makeup, showing her how to achieve a look that is appropriate for both work and play. They help her update her hairstyle, giving her a chic bob that flatters her face and brings out her features.

Finally, it's time for Sohni's big reveal. She's amazed at how different she looks in her new clothes and makeup, and she realizes that the changes she's made are going to help her achieve her goals in every aspect of her life. Stacy and Clinton congratulate her on a job well done, and they remind her that while fashion is fun, it's also a powerful tool for self-expression and confidence-building. They encourage Sohni to continue exploring her personal style and experimenting with new looks, always keeping in mind the importance of dressing for success.