5 fabulous makeover shows to stream after Queer Eye on Netflix
Plus 4 video series from Elle, Cosmo, and Teen Vogue.
We’re all patiently waiting for the return of Queer Eye on Netflix. Nominated for an Emmy, Queer Eye features the always fun-to-watch Jonathan Van Ness —also Emmy-nominated for his show Gay of Thrones.
No matter how jaded you feel, you’ll be touched by the transformations of the amazing people across the country who have their wardrobes and lives made over by the Queer Eye team. It may even inspire you to dive into some more makeover shows — both new and old. Honey, here’s some shows to keep you busy while we wait for Antoni to bless our small screens once again.
Let’s Start With the New:
Love, Lust or Run
The opening of Love, Lust or Run starts over-the-top, and the extreme fashion freaks that Stacy London finds to makeover, only make it crazier! Watch on Prime Video, DirectTV NOW or with your TLC app and your TV provider.
Brides Gone Styled
Tying the knot? Then march on over to the Say Yes Channel on Prime Video where you’ll find Brides Gone Styled — along with access to every TLC wedding show ever! This show saves… shall we say, unique brides from making wedding day style mistakes. Watch on Prime Video or with your TLC app and your TV Provider.
Style by Jury
I would be careful before going on Style by Jury: it’s harsh. It’s the American Idol of fashion shows. But the results are always well-loved. Take the plunge and watch with Prime Video or your TLC app and your TV Provider.
Also New: these Fun Video Series from Elle, Cosmo and Teen Vogue
Included ad-free and on your Fire TV with your Prime membership or watch on the YouTube.com app, these series of short videos feature all of today’s trendiest and most helpful beauty tips and fashion advice. Throw in some famous YouTubers like Eva Gutowski and larger-than-life singers like Meghan Trainor, and you’ve got yourself some fun tutorials — all without leaving your couch.
About Face
Beauty Lounge
Online IRL
Beauty Crisis
And the Old: Classics that Never Go Out of Style
Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style
It doesn’t matter that Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style is from 2007 — as Tim Gunn is sure to tell you, good fashion is timeless. It’s all about proportions and lines, people! Watch with Prime Video, Hulu or your Bravo app and your TV provider.
What Not to Wear
On her first show, Stacy London and Clinton Kelly teach people how to dress themselves — with plenty of help and encouragement, of course. The transformations are still captivating and fun. Watch now for free with Prime.
