Trinny and Susannah.

[Bewlay Bros]

First of all I know nothing about fashion or accessories. However, I do know what looks good whether trendy or not.

Personally these two women are nothing special in my opinion. They just look like any old broad at any half decent establishment or workplace.

However, I find one of them (don't know which one) a little attractive whilst the other one is just a frumpy old slapper with a wonky smile and a face like smacked arse.

Why are these two so popular?

[Bewlay Bros]

Just heard Trinny is the attractive one.

[funnygirl]

I must admit they get on my nerves. Imagine an whole hour turned over to them this evening on ill fitting bras!!!
What do they know about bras??!!!

[dustinmyeye]

well they now know that 90 % of women where ill fitted ones because they dont get measured enough

[smudge]

Not keen on either of them, they're both so patronising!

We watched one of their last shows just out of curiosity & couldn't understand why they insist on calling breasts or boobs t!ts all the time!

Much prefer to watch 10 Years Younger!

[EngTeach]

OOOOH I LOVE Trinny and Susannah. I was so excited when we got a BBC channel so I could watch them. I saw them first on The Oprah show and liked them. We don't get Ten years younger, but I will look for it. I also wondered about the T!ts thing. Thought it was colloquial. We have an American version of What not towear, and I hate the 2 hosts. They are horrible. Is Marks and Spencer as good as it looks when Trinny and Suse go there?

[Ice-Maiden]

M & S stock some reasonable, fair-quality clothes, but the trouble is they have racks and racks of them, all the same, so everyone knows where you've shopped & there's no individualism. I doubt Trinny & Susannah shop there for themselves. Susannah Constantine comes from a privileged background, and once dated Viscount Linley. I believe she once worked for Georgio Armani in America, as well. I think Trinny's the more stylish of the two, but I wouldn't want either of them trashing MY wardrobes. Smudge's right - they're patronising & rude.