Tired of seeing ladies dressed in tracksuits, fleeces, trainers and parka jackets they want people to embrace a little bit of glamour in their wardrobes and their lives.

Recruiting five ladies who have lost their sparkle, Trinny and Susannah set about glamorising them for a night on the town and showing them how they can retain their new look everyday. Then it’s time for a bigger challenge as they revamp the wardrobes of an entire team of factory workers to prove to the nation that a little bit of glamour can go a long way.

The girls invite 100 women from across Britain, who feel that they have lost their sparkle, to a famous London night spot to find out why they no longer like to dress up. Read more & comment »

Trinny and Susannah have a passion for colour, but it is a passion the rest of the nation appears not to share.

Embarking on a mission to champion colour, the girls aim to dispel the myth that black is slimming, devise a set of colour rules that the whole nation can follow and launch a campaign to bring colour back to the streets of Britain.

Beginning their campaign in the heart of London, Trinny and Susannah meet women from all over Britain who have journeyed to their famous pink pod to address their colour phobia.

Inspired by one of the worst offenders they meet in the pod, 31-year-old Natalie, Trinny and Susannah travel to her home in Essex to take their campaign to the suburbs. Read more & comment »

The British bottom has been forgotten – out of sight, out of mind and, for some, a source of horror.

Trinny and Susannah take a group of ladies who are ‘bottom-phobic’ on a journey to help them learn to love and dress their bums.

To kick start their mission Trinny and Susannah pose nude for a life drawing class, where the features of the paintings are their backsides.

Having dealt with many women’s, and men’s, body issues in previous programmes, the girls know they’re in for a tough task to make women be objective about their bottoms. Read more & comment »

British fashionistas, Trinny and Susannah, have signed a US TV deal with Disney.

The pair are due to shoot a pilot makeover show in America next month.

Trinny revealed: “Upheaval strikes terror in Susannah’s heart — with three children and having moved to the country.

“The hardest thing is how we can work there but not leave England for too long, so we would kind of commute.”

And Susannah, 46, told Heart FM: “If America comes up, great. If it doesn’t, ‘what the hell’.

“If I start thinking about that, I go into a complete panic. I really don’t want it to happen. We’re very happy here.” Read more & comment »

Famously slender style guru Trinny Woodall was shocked to discover she has the so-called fat gene FTO, while her co-presenter Susannah Constantine does not.

The girls took a DNA test for their new ITV series The Great British Body, along with over hundred other volunteers as part of an investigation in to the gene. It is believed to increase a person’s propensity to put on weight if they are a carrier, and may increase their weight by up to half a stone compared to those who don’t have the gene.

Susannah said: “I was astonished, and over the moon. I’m not going to pretend I’m going to be magnanimous in victory…I know it’s down to genes and no one can help it [the result], but I’m quite elated! And meanwhile my fat friend here [to Trinny] I don’t know what you’re going to do?!”

Trinny: “I’m probably going to have my croissant and cappuccino!” Read more & comment »

In a brand new three part event for ITV1, Trinny and Susannah tour the UK to investigate the British public’s bodies in an effort to persuade people the lose their inhibitions and reveal to them what they love and what they hate about themselves.

The girls find out the nation’s vital statistics in a specially commissioned survey for the series, and lead vast body audits at three roadshows across the country in Gateshead, Brighton and Birmingham. Read more & comment »

Trinny and Susannah want YOU to get naked and measure yourselves as they hope to create the nation’s most comprehensive body census.

As part of their new show, The Great British Body the girls want to find out the nation’s vital statistics by encouraging people to measure every aspect of their body, from height and waist, to chest size, leg and arm length and enter the data online at www.itv.com/body

Watch the video for more info……

They’ve boosted breasts, made over men, glamorised grannies and now Trinny and Susannah embark on their biggest challenge to date – revamping British uniforms.

A man in uniform may be every woman’s fantasy but the reality of Britain’s company attire is far from flattering. From paramedics to traffic wardens, dinner ladies to couriers, the country’s badly dressed workforce are about to get a serious dressing down.

Despite being worth a massive £430 million pounds a year, Trinny and Susannah soon discover, thanks to the pink pod, that the nation’s uniforms are largely made up of ‘fleeces, shirts, and ill-fitting trousers’.

In an attempt to revamp one company’s uniform, the girls have joined force with supermarket chain Somerfield to redesign their uniform to accommodate 42,000 workers. They head to Birmingham to road test the existing uniform and work alongside the supermarket’s staff. Read more & comment »

First Trinny donned prosthetic 32D boobs to launch the series of Trinny and Susannah Undress the Nation, and now for this week’s programme on ‘Age’ Susannah faced her own body demons and was aged 25 years to how she may look at 70, thanks to prosthetics and a full body suit.

Watch the clip below…..it’s hilarious!

First Trinny donned prosthetic 32D boobs to launch the series of Trinny and Susannah Undress the Nation, and now for this week’s programme on ‘Age’ Susannah faced her own body demons and was aged 25 years to how she may look at 70, thanks to prosthetics and a full body suit.

When Susannah saw herself for the first time she could hardly believe her 70-year-old eyes.

“Oh my god I think I’m going to start crying, that is such a shock. I daren’t look, I just caught a flash of myself and I don’t think I can look again,” she said.

Staring back into the mirror she said: “You poor soul. I look just like my mother. My heart is going at 100 miles an hour. There is no f***ing way I’m going to look like this when I’m 70-years-old because I will not dress like this, I will not have my hair like this, I will not allow my face to become like this.” Read more & comment »

The fourth episode of Trinny and Susannah Undress the Nation sees the style experts tackle age. So many women fail to dress their age, be it dressing too old or too young. The girls aim to encourage older women to reclaim the high street and show how the aging process can be diluted and cracks smoothed over.

Trinny says: “I think for older women it becomes far more complicated as you age because you’ve got issues, such as what is age appropriate, their budget, their bodies are changing and it can just get worse and worse and more and more difficult.”

To assess how women’s bodies change as they age, the girls arrange 11 women in just their underwear between the ages of 20 and 70 to create a human time line see how the aging process effects the way we look. Read more & comment »

Do you know someone who shows WAY too much flesh on a night out but should know better?

Are they still dressing in clothes they wore at 18?

Do they attract the wrong type of attention?

OR

Are you stuck in a rut with your frumpy wardrobe of tracksuits, jeans and trainers?

When was the last time you felt sexy, sassy and utterly glam?

Maybe it’s your partner or friend who has just given up trying?

If this sounds like you or someone you know,

then contact ITV Productions NOW!

E-mail Undress2@itv.com

Tel 0207 261 3111

In programme three of Trinny and Susannah Undress the Nation, the girls tackle issue of shape, in order to educate Britain’s women about the shape of their bodies. They firmly believe women need to dress for their shape and not their size.

“This is probably the most exciting show for us to do,” says Trinny, “because it’s going to prove to us that it’s not about size, it’s about your shape.”

To illustrate their point, Trinny and Susannah begin their mission in Swindon. They pack the town hall with 50 size 16 women of all ages and put them in identical white shift dresses – size 16 is now the average dress size for women in the UK. Read more & comment »

This week, in Trinny and Susannah Undress The Nation, the girls tackle the problem of the nation’s forgotten shoppers – men. Trinny & Susannah launch a campaign to delve deep into the male psyche, unearth the root of the problem, and create a new nation of well dressed men.

Hundreds of civil engineers in London are stunned when Trinny and Susannah swoop in on their dress-down day. They round the men and coax them into their pod to reveal how and why they dress like they do and Trinny & Susannah are shocked at the results.

“You’re wearing a woman’s vest over a man’s t-shirt!” says a shocked Trinny.

“You’ve got amazing coloured eyes but you look like you’ve just crawled from under a stone,” adds Susannah. Read more & comment »

Trinny and Susannah have given up on undressing the nation, and have decided to focus on their new style bible instead. The Body Shape Bible: Forget Your size Discover Your Shape Transform Yourself…….This sounds exactly what I need in my stocking this Christmas.

It doesn’t matter how much weight I put on from all those delicious Christmas lunches and copious amounts of alcohol. As long as I know my body shape I will always look svelte and sexy according to Trinny and Susannah. I can’t wait to read whether they recommend green wrap tops or long billowing skirts……