Cute and Quick Makeovers
N E W Y O R K, April 15,, 2002 -- Glamour magazine's executive fashion editor performed makeovers on three women who were just on their way to work, live on Good Morning America.
The following is an unedited, uncorrected transcript of the segment as it aired on Monday's Good Morning America.
ABCNEWS' DIANE SAWYER:Well it's time to get the results of the three lucky—are they luckywomen? I don't know what they thought when we pulled them off thestreet this morning on their way to work and said, `How about aMonday morning makeover?' Let's go back to Glamour magazine executivefashion director Suze Yalof Schwartz, and see what happened.
Well they were all so excited, and I mean they can't evenrecognize themselves. Let's take a look. SAWYER:Yeah. Let's see before and after.
SUZE YALOF SCHWARTZ, GLAMOUR MAGAZINE FASHION DIRECTOR:Our first makeover—Monday morning makeover is Miss Debbie. And shelooks just incredible. Before she was wearing a—you know, trying tohide herself, and she was wearing this shirt that was kind ofcamouflaging her stomach and all the different areas. And now... SAWYER:Right. There she was when we saw you on your way to work. YALOF SCHWARTZ:And now we see before. You know, her pants were a little bit tooshort, and too narrow. Her shoes were a little more klunky. Andwhat we did was we put this longer leg on her, a pointier toe. Blackand white is really hot this season. I wanted her to show more neckso that, you know, she could show off her beautiful face and notcover up so much. And this tie in the center — this top is fromVerasce about $68. SAWYER:So are you late for work? MISS DEBBIEYeah, I'm late for work today. SAWYER:Is it worth it? MISS DEBBIEYep. It's worth it. Yeah. SAWYER:Oh, that's great. All right. Well thank you very much. Stickaround. Let's go to the before again. YALOF-SWARTZ:Thank you, Debbie. SAWYER:Let's go to the before on Stephanie Whitesides. YALOF SCHWARTZ:Stephanie was walking down the street, and I saw her and I could tellthat she was a caterpillar—just was going to be a butterfly. Andshe looks like a model now. You should see her. SAWYER:Somebody's going to—someboyd's going to break your knees with thatcaterpillar. YALOF SCHWARTZ:She was excited. Look at this. This could—is she a model or what? SAWYER:All right! YALOF SCHWARTZ:She's incredible. This is by Sport Max, and what we did was wepulled her hair back, gave her a full glow, a very short croppedjacket, which is very... SAWYER:Full glow? YALOF SCHWARTZ:That means that her skin looks very glowy, whereas before it was kindof a little matte. We put her hair back in a bun, and it's a beautiful bun in theback, and then a Louis Vuitton bag, which is the most coveted bag of theseason. SAWYER:All right, how... YALOF SCHWARTZ:What do you think? SAWYER:I think—I think it looks lovely. What do you think? STEPHANIE WHITESIDESI think it's nice. It's very nice. SAWYER:And when you walk into work this morning, does this cure the Mondaymorning blahs? STEPHANIE WHITESIDESYes. It'll help. SAWYER:OK. Let's go now to Rena. YALOF SCHWARTZ:Rena. Rena Moshey. And so our next look is on Rena, and Rena before—you know, shewas carrying a lot of luggage, and she was—you know, she looked alittle bit like she definitely needed a haulover. I mean she hasthis beautiful body. And what we did was we just showed it. I said the only extra piece of luggage she should has isGlamour. (Rena is holding a Glamour magazine) SAWYER:A little promotion there. YALOF SCHWARTZ:This is great. This is from Cole Haan, and this jacket is from H&M,and it's $150 for a leather jacket. And the hair—they just blew itout and kind of gave it a little more body, and gave her skin a glowylook with makeup. Actually it's Bourgeois, a straight makeup thatmakes you look tan when you're not. SAWYER:And what do you do?
RENA MOSHEY:
I'm a merchandiser. SAWYER:And what are they going to say when you walk in this morning? RENA MOSHEY`You look fabulous!' SAWYER:And is the other your standard Monday morning approach? RENA MOSHEYUsually Mondays, yeah. It's a long day, so I don't try to look verygood. SAWYER:No, it's a grim day for everybody, isn't it?
RENA MOSHEY:Yeah. SAWYER:I go—the three of you go over there again, and just a—answer me onething. Did you think we were completely insane when we walked up toyou this morning?
RENA MOSHEY:Pretty much. SAWYER:That will teach you to walk by our windows again. But you lookgreat, and thank you so much for being part of our little Mondayexperiment. Thank you Susie. YALOF SCHWARTZ:Thank you. MODELS:(In unison): Thank you. SAWYER:And you can always check on our Web site if you want any more of ourinformation about what we did here today. Thanks. Very fast, verygood.