Clinton's husband, a huge Golden Girls fan, suggested the podcast as something they could both enjoy. Clinton fell in love with it, listening to it every Monday during his two-hour drive.
Clinton believes the costumes were likely at Bea Arthur's request, as they gave the impression that she did not like her body, despite her incredible figure. The show often dressed her in big, blousey outfits and rarely accentuated her waist.
Action Park was extremely dangerous and unsanitary, with no lifeguards and poorly maintained rides. Clinton's experience included a water slide accident that exposed his private parts and a bathroom incident where chlorinated water spilled out of him, leading to an uncomfortable ride home.
The dress is flattering because the ruching hides a multitude of sins, but Clinton thinks it should show more skin and the matching red hose are too matchy-matchy. He suggests using a nude, expensive hose instead.
The show's name reflects a modern, more inclusive approach to style. Unlike What Not to Wear, which gave advice based on outdated assumptions, this new show encourages people to explore their authentic style and fantasy outfits, with a focus on personal comfort and expression.
Clinton believes that a tailor can help clothes fit better, which is crucial for conveying a sense of responsibility and care. Clothes that fit well can make a significant difference in how others perceive you and can enhance your overall style.
Tastefully sexy means showing skin in a way that is sophisticated and womanly, rather than trying to compete with younger women. It's about feeling comfortable and confident in your own skin, without seeking validation from others.
The outfits, while impractical for actual workouts, were appealing because they played into the 80s trend of sequins and high-cut leotards. They were designed to be sexy and fun, capturing the spirit of the Let's Get Physical era.
The book, which includes his Action Park story, is a collection of personal anecdotes and observations. Clinton wrote it to share his experiences and insights, including the humorous and embarrassing moments that shaped his life and career.
Reality TV often involves a lot of behind-the-scenes manipulation. Producers would set up the criticism and participants would sign off on it, knowing it was part of the show. This can create a false perception of spontaneity and personal criticism.
You know our new best friend, Clinton Kelly, from his 10 seasons as the co-host of "What Not To Wear" and from his Emmy winning role as a co-host of ABC's "The Chew", but did you know he's a GOLDEN GIRLS DEEP DIVE PODCAST SUPERFAN! In fact, one of the first things he said to us was "I like the Golden Girls, but I LOVE this podcast." Swoon! Check out our chat about all things style, some of the famous (or infamous) Golden Girls outfits, and his EPIC story about a childhood visit to Action Park!
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