Ep 3. Jessie

Jessie has always been a tomboy and preferred to dress in comfortable clothes over anything. But with her upcoming wedding, her fiancé is desperate for her to ditch the sweatpants and scrub tops for something more feminine and flattering for her shape. That's where Stacy London and Clinton Kelly come in on this episode of What Not To Wear.

Jessie is a nurse and spends most of her days on her feet. She doesn't see the point in dressing up for work and would rather feel comfortable in her scrubs than worry about fashion. Her personal life isn't much different, opting for oversized t-shirts and sweatpants over dresses and high heels.

Stacy and Clinton start Jessie's transformation by going through her wardrobe, showing her that the clothes she's been wearing do nothing for her shape. They put together a rack of essentials that every woman should have in her closet. From a little black dress to a great pair of jeans, Jessie is learning the basics of fashion.

Next up for Jessie is a visit to a high-end boutique, where she's given a crash course in finding clothes that flatter her figure. Stacy and Clinton help her find dresses that show off her curves, and tops that accentuate her narrow waist. Jessie is shocked to see how great she looks in form-fitting clothes and that being comfortable doesn't have to mean baggy clothes.

Now it's time for a hair and makeup upgrade. Jessie's never been one for makeup, but with the help of Stacy and Clinton, she learns how to apply makeup that compliments her natural beauty. Her hair is given volume and shape, with her messy bun now replaced with soft curls.

The grand finale of Jessie's transformation is her final outfit. Stacy and Clinton chose a dress that hugs her curves and shows off her newly found confidence. Her hair and makeup are the perfect compliment to her new sophisticated look. Jessie's fiancé is overjoyed with her transformation, and the couple is set to tie the knot in style.

What Not To Wear season 8 episode 3, with Jessie's personal transformation, proves that comfort doesn't have to compromise style. With a few simple tips and tricks, even the most fashion-phobic people can learn how to dress to impress.