What Not to Wear Season 9

Jenny McCarthy and Cheryl Burke ("Dancing With the Stars") call on the hosts to help make over their hard-working personal assistant, Becky, in the Season 9 premiere.

The most resistant makeover candidates in the show's history are counted down by hosts Stacy London and Clinton Kelly.

A 22-year-old hairstylist tones down her crazy outfits.

The hosts recall the worst meltdowns they've seen from makeover candidates.

The hosts recall the worst meltdowns they've seen from makeover candidates.

Jill is a wacky, lovable nanny who describes her fashion as "medieval peasant" because she loves flowing skirts and tops. She is looking to land a full time job or at least land a date, but neither will happen while she's in ill-fitting cheap, clothing.

A 50-year-old single mom and psychiatric-ward nurse trades her outlandish wardrobe for more age-appropriate clothing.

A woman who loves turtles is encouraged to remove the reptile motif from her wardrobe.

A threadbare shirt with holes in the armpits is a woman's favorite, but it should be the first to go at the beginning of her wardrobe transformation.

A fan of punk rock needs an upgrade to a more adult wardrobe to match her urban-professional job.

The hosts help an Army veteran whose selfless attitude never lets her buy new clothes, instead spending all her time and money on her family and charity work.

A 23-year-old woman with pink hair and a flashy wardrobe admits she's ready for a more conservative look.

A self-described "Lady Gaga of Long Island" gets a makeover in front of a live studio audience.

A single mom who has endured more than her share of struggles wants a new wardrobe that reflects her sparkling personality when she's ready to jump back into the dating scene.

A devoted mother and professor is encouraged to pay more attention to herself by trading her dowdy wardrobe for a more refined style.

A demure museum manager mulls unleashing a sexier side to start dating again.

A woman with a skin condition requires that she be protected from the sun, and she also believes in putting comfort ahead of style when it comes to her wardrobe.

A video-game aficionado needs more age-appropriate clothing and a boost to her self-esteem so she can start dating again.