Full Episodes

Stacy London and Clinton Kelly revisit Working Girl and break down the film’s unforgettable late 80s style one scene at a time. From commuter sneakers, big Staten Island hair, and mismatched office accessories to Sigourney Weaver’s sculptural power looks and Tess’s full corporate makeover, they unpack how the clothes tell the story.

Stacy London and Clinton Kelly revisit Scarface and break down the movie’s unforgettable fashion one scene at a time. From Michelle Pfeiffer’s liquid silk gowns and icy all white looks to Manny’s tuxedos, layered chains, and full Miami excess, they dig into what made this movie feel so glamorous, dangerous, and instantly iconic.

Stacy London and Clinton Kelly revisit Tootsie and break down the film’s fashion one look at a time. From Dorothy Michaels’ endless high neck blouses and flowing skirts to Teri Garr’s unexpectedly chic wardrobe and Jessica Lange’s soft, effortless glamour, they dig into what works, what does not, and why the movie’s costume montage changes everything.

Stacy London and Clinton Kelly revisit 9 to 5 and break down the movie’s unforgettable fashion one look at a time. From Jane Fonda’s overaccessorized first day suit to Lily Tomlin’s razor sharp office style and Dolly Parton’s impossible to ignore silhouette, they unpack how costume design helped define each woman’s character.

Stacy London and Clinton Kelly revisit Weird Science and rank Kelly LeBrock’s most iconic looks from the film. From the unforgettable doorway reveal to the hot pink lamé dress, the punk mall look, and the surprisingly polished goodbye outfit, they break down what works, what dates the movie, and why these costumes still leave an impression.

Stacy and Clinton each choose three unforgettable leading lady looks that made an instant emotional impact and never left them. From Moonstruck and The Shining to Grease 2, Rear Window, The Grifters, and Xanadu, they break down the outfits, styling choices, proportions, and fashion moments that still live rent free in their heads.

Clinton Kelly and Stacy London rewatch Poltergeist with a totally different lens: the fashion. From JoBeth Williams’ suburban mom looks to Tangina’s ghostly dress, awkward school uniforms, prairie skirts, popcorn sweaters, and some truly chaotic styling choices, they break down the most memorable outfits from the movie one look at a time.