Plain Jane
Plain Jane

Plain Jane

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2010•60 min/ep•Reality
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With the help of British fashion expert Louise Roe, a woman will receive a head-to-toe style transformation, including new wardrobe and confidence-building exercises. Once the transformation is complete, the formerly Plain Jane will surprise her unsuspecting crush with the new look and reveal her true feelings to him.

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