Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine teamed up in 1994 to write Ready to Wear, a down-to-earth weekly style guide for The Daily Telegraph. Their phenomenally successful column ran for seven years.

In 2001 they joined the BBC to present What Not to Wear, a makeover programme that entered the national consciousness like no other. The show moved from BBC TWO to BBC ONE running for 5 series and was also broadcast around the world.

Their no-nonsense style books What Not to Wear, What You Wear Can Change Your Life, What Your Clothes Say About You and their latest, The Survival Guide have been number one bestsellers in Britain and the United States and have been translated throughout the world.

They currently pen a weekly column for The Sun, having previously contributed to The Daily Mail and The Daily Telegraph.

October 2006 sees the launch of their latest programme on ITV 1, Trinny and Susannah Undress.... With this eagerly awaited series the style crusaders enter new territory, exploring how the way we dress impacts on the most intimate parts of our lives, our relationships.

Susannah Constantine is married with three children. Trinny Woodall is married with a daughter and stepson. Both live in London.

About this website

Using themselves as guinea pigs, Trinny and Susannah have evolved a foolproof formula for making the most of what you've got to look great in any situation.

They expound a simple philosophy: "Looking stylish is not about following fashion, losing weight, being rich or succumbing to the knife. It's about dressing to show off what you love and hiding what you loathe about your body"

For Trinny and Susannah the ultimate accolade lies not in viewing ratings or book sales figures but in the many thousands of letters they receive from women who attest that their confidence, sex appeal and joie de vivre have been restored with the insight gained from Trinny and Susannah's books, TV programmes and newspaper columns.

This website fulfils a long held ambition. To help Trinny and Susannah to get to know you, their viewers and readers, better and to give you the chance to have your say about what you love and loathe in the world of fashion.

We truly hope that our website will provide women with accessible information to help them look good and hence feel good about themselves every day

Trinny and Susannah