Watch Stacy London & Clinton Kelly in ‘Wear Whatever You Want’ Live Stream Guide

Stacy London and Clinton Kelly are discarding traditional fashion guidelines.

More than ten years since their hit makeover series “What Not to Wear” premiered, the iconic style pair is overcoming their well-known rift to launch a new program, “Wear Whatever the F You Want.”

“Clinton [Kelly] and I concur on this: We’re over fashion rules,” London shared with Page Six Style last year, expressing her desire to “help individuals discover more about themselves” through their wardrobe choices.

She carries this fresh approach to fashion into the exciting new makeover series now available on Prime Video. Keep reading to find out how you can watch it for free.

Premiere of “Wear Whatever the F You Want”

All eight episodes of the first season are currently available on Prime Video.

How to Stream “Wear Whatever the F You Want” for Free

As “Wear Whatever the F You Want” is an Amazon Original, accessing it requires an Amazon Prime membership that includes Prime Video.

Great news for newcomers: You can grab a 30-day free trial to binge all the episodes immediately. (Afterward, the subscription costs $14.99 per month or $139 annually).

Episodes of “Wear Whatever the F You Want”

The debut season features eight episodes, showcasing clients from a punk rock “brewery dad” to a “grown-up girly-girl.”

“We’re currently not interested in dictating fashion based on societal standards — because those standards don’t exist anymore,” stated London and Kelly in a press release. Each episode focuses on aligning the client’s wardrobe to reflect their personal goals and life ambitions.

Trailer for “Wear Whatever the F You Want”

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