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Caleeta thinks her tutus give her curves, but doesn't understand that this carnival couture alienates her friends and keeps her from moving forward in her career.

Toria's got a look that just won't grow up but with her thirtieth birthday approaching, this Peter Pan needs to get out of Neverland and move on with her life.

Teacher Chrystie wants to help those who can't help themselves, but first she needs to help herself out of the frumpy, hand-me-down fashion she's sporting.

Gabby and her fiancée can't wait to get married and after Gabby says `I do' to a new, appropriate style, they will get the dream wedding they've always wanted.

Sakari's online persona has taken over her life and her style, and she needs to get yanked off-line in order to pursue her animation career and reconnect with her sister.

Although Dorothy likes her hippyish look, she firmly believes that anyone fashion-conscious must be elitist and shallow, and must learn that style isn't a social ill.

A newly divorced mother, who recently lost a large amount of weight, is hanging on to clothes and other mementos from her past.

Thirty-year-old Jessica thinks her confident personality is off-putting to guys- but, in truth, she's looking for love in a style that says she doesn't love herself.

Ten years ago, April graduated high school with a baggy, body-hiding style, and must learn to flaunt what she has when she's revealed at her 10-year high school reunion.

Joanne has been through a hard life to get where she is, but she has to turn around her tacky, hip-hop look if she ever wants to make her non-profit a reality

Laura's look screams 80s rocker, and getting her to update her look will be a challenge, even with the help of her idol, Rick Springfield.

Bird has the heart and motivation to pursue a career in social services, but her current style says sex industry worker, not social worker.

Tonita may love sports, but her jersey-clad tomboy look has finally started to put a strain on her marriage and is isolating her from her female friends.

Jeannie and her team of celebrity experts scour the nation for the worst styles.

Jennifer, a 39-year-old, is sweeter than momma's pecan pie, but her 1930s southern matron style is preventing her from ever finding a man, or moving up at work.

Bethany's gothic style of fishnets, corsets and platforms is off the charts for a 41-year-old nurse and must be fixed if she ever wants to reunite with her sister.

Abb's loud, Queen Diva style is keeping her from setting a good example for her little daughter and from achieving her dreams of being an on-air broadcaster.

Adrienne wants to become an elementary school teacher and settle down with her fiancé, but first this former wallflower will have to give up her disco-ball style.

Wife and mum Sara recently graduated from law school with the goal of starting her own practice. However, her shoddy style will prevent her from making this dream a reality.

Thirty-year-old Heather's top-heavy look has everyone looking her way. However, this low-cut style is keeping her from getting her dream job and finding a healthy relationship.

Oina and her fiancé have waited years to get married, so will she finally be able to turn around her deathly, all-black look and walk down the aisle in style?

Krisha wants a boyfriend and a job in Museum Education but her over-the-top, sequined style screams party girl and stands in the way of her career and meeting Mr Right.

With tattered jeans, baby-tee and midriff tops, Sno does everything she can to avoid looking her age. However, this 40-year-old grandmother must learn to clean up her act.

Mercedes' tight, tragic fashion is keeping her from succeeding in life, and driving a wedge between her and her cousin, a former `How Do I Look?' guest.

Feisty, busty Sylina is alienating her family and future in-laws and setting a bad example for her six-year-old daughter with her bright, tight, barely there outfits.

Holly is trying to start a new life in Hollywood, but her torn-up, psychobilly style is keeping her stuck in the same rut, unable to move forward.

`How Do I Look?' travels to Sydney, Australia to help an 80s-obsessed mother of two whose sisters desperately want her to let go of the past and move on with her life.