100% Hotter

I found this on Netflix while sick. It's a decent show to binge on. I understand the more negative reviews but I don't think it's that bad. It's a tv show so of course there will be some manufactured moments, some catty. But I don't think they were trying to shame people for their individual style. I think the point was to show that clothing, makeup and hair are all worth playing around with and get them out of their comfort zones so they could be open to new styles. The same outfits for the hosts bugged me though. I cannot imagine they filmed all ten episodes in one day. If you like makeover shows, it's worth a look.

The premise of this circus is as follows: Take someone that dares to be different, have a bunch of strangers drag then down, take the insecure husk of a person left, and turn them into some generic meatbag that you wouldn't look twice at passing on the street. On top of it all it's hosted by three muppets that nobody should take any fashion advice from ever. A horrible show, for horrible boring people.

Seems like they are shaming people for having non conventional styles. They are pretty cruel on several occasions to very kind people. My favorite part is the end where the person is like... well... you tried but I hat this style and I'm taking this off ASAP. They are so much kinder than the stylists. That said, a couple of the people, I'm sure it did some good, but more good could have been done by a professional therapist, rather than catty brits.

Rude, arrogant judges who make the show hard to watch.

"It doesn't really look like me" -contestant "Isn't that the point?" -stylist

Captures this show in an excerpt.

I had to check the date on this show because it felt like something produced at least 10 years ago. They have the public rate people 1-10 is subjective and just mean. The stylist also doesn't seem to take people's personal style into consideration, just dresses people how she wants to. The people clearly need help finding alternative options, but this isn't the show for them. The judges seem to lose the individual's style in each episode.