What Not To Wear Season 6 Episode 8 Carrie

Carrie has hit some serious style roadblocks over the years. She's a mother of two who is still wearing the clothes she had in high school - including lots of baggy t-shirts that she hides behind. Her job requires a uniform, so she's never really had to put effort into dressing for work. But outside of work, she just doesn't know how to dress for her body type. She's embarrassed to be seen by her kids' friends, and she's tired of feeling like she's not living up to her full potential.

Stacy and Clinton swoop in to help Carrie find her confidence and learn how to dress for her shape in a way that's sophisticated but still fun. They start by addressing her oversized wardrobe, which is making her look shapeless and frumpy. They convince her to try on a more form-fitting silhouette in a bold color, and Carrie is stunned by the transformation. She looks slimmer and more put-together - and she finally starts to see what's been missing from her wardrobe all along.

Over the course of the episode, Stacy and Clinton push Carrie out of her comfort zone in a big way. They encourage her to stop hiding behind her baggy clothes and start embracing her curves. They teach her how to cinch in her waist with a belt, how to wear statement jewelry to draw attention to her face, and how to choose patterns that flatter her figure.

But Stacy and Clinton also help Carrie address some deeper issues that have been holding her back. She confides that she feels like she's always been the "ugly duckling" compared to her two sisters, who are conventionally beautiful. Stacy and Clinton reassure her that everyone has their own unique beauty and encourage her to celebrate hers. They also encourage her to stop judging herself so harshly and to start living life with more joy and spontaneity.

As the episode progresses, Carrie starts to take more risks with her wardrobe. She tries on a body-hugging dress that she never would have considered before, and she looks stunning. She also embarks on a "Date Night Challenge" with Stacy and Clinton, where they help her find a sexy and sophisticated outfit for a night out with her husband. Carrie is nervous at first, but she gets the hang of it quickly and realizes that dressing up can be a lot of fun.

In the end, Carrie is grateful for the transformation that Stacy and Clinton have helped her undergo. She feels like a new person and can't wait to show off her new wardrobe to her family and friends. She credits Stacy and Clinton with giving her the tools she needs to feel confident and empowered - and she's excited to keep pushing herself out of her comfort zone.