we have a den imfashion show for women of all different sizes coming up later in this show because the fix-it fashionista stopped by and give us some tips. >> it can be hard for guys too. >> sometimes it's easier. >> but it depends. >> okay. all right. tucker barnes is in the weather center now. i'm not sure if tucker wants to weigh in on this? >> is it harder for men or women to buy jeans? >> we all have issues of our own. >> let's get to the map. beautiful day. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. even 50 here in town. 53 at reagan national. 45 in baltimore. 45 at dulles and fredericksberg. and ocean city 49 degrees. should generally be a good- looking day. just like yesterday. same players in the atmosphere. the area of low pressure off to the north and east very slow to

get out of here but it is on the way out and out to the west we have high pressure out into the ohio valley and that will build in for the afternoon and stick around through the weekend. so this forecast is easy but also very nice with a lot of sunshine and seasonal temperatures. maybe a few degrees above average. a lot of sunshine and mild afternoon. 62 degrees. winds lighter than they have been out of the north at 5-10 miles per hour. more details in the forecast and we'll look at the all- important weekend forecast too, allison, coming up. >> tucker, thank you. our top story this morning, the chandra levy murder trial picks back up after a six- daybreak. >> jurors will hear more testimony from prison inmates that say ingmar guandique confessed to killing the intern. >> sarah simmons is live outside of the courthouse with more. >> reporter: good morning. that's where we left off last thursday, the trial is set to get back underway here in just

under an hour. but we are expecting to hear from prison inmates who shared a cell with the man accused of murdering chandra levy. we're expecting to hear more of them as they testify today. and the washington intern who disappeared in 2001. guandique is charged with her murder and attempted sexual assault. and if you remember gary condit was romantically linked to levy who was once a main suspect. he has already taken the stand in the trial. armondo morales is one of the prison inmates who testified last week saying that guandique shared specific details on how he stalked levy and he seemed to relieved to get the secret off his chest and how he grabbed her and taking off with her money but telling the

prison inmate he no idea he had killed her. a forensic anthropologist took the stand last week saying that he found evidence that levy may have been strangled. it's significant because her body had badly decomposed so they did not determine what the cause of her death was at that time. now, as you know we had a six- daybreak in this trial. it was only due to scheduling conflicts. but again it should be a very interesting round of testimony as this trial gets set to get back underway here at 10:00 a.m. at d.c. superior court. live in northwest, sarah simmons, back to you. >> thank you very much. meanwhile anne arundel county police are investigating after a woman said she was attacked after taking out the trash. she went to the dumpster behind her drive and that's when a man approached and grabbed her, threatening her with a westmoreland and then sexually assaulting her before getting away. anyone with information should

call police. we have the latest now in that alleged bomb plan -- excuse me -- plot to bomb the metro system. the man believed it be involved is 34-year-old faroque ahmad. he pled not guilty for providing material support to terrorists. he allegedly made plans from his ashburn home which was raided two weeks ago. his trial is set to begin in april and he faced up to 50 years in prison if convicted. and an update on a story we told you yesterday morn. two teen-agers found shot on holbrook street in d.c. joseph sharps, jr., was killed. his friend shot in the leg but survived. sharp's family think that he had been joking around with a friend.

they say the gunman was offended and opened fire. both were students at spring arm school. and the president is in south korea. he wrote a letter to other world leaders pleading with them to work together, despite sharp differences. in indonesia last night he gave a speech on reaching out to the muslim world. >> i made it clear to america that america is not and never will be at war with islam. instead all of us must work together to defeat al-qaeda and its affiliates who have no claim to be leaders of any religion. certainly not a great religion like islam. but this is not a task for america alone. here in indonesia you've made progress in rooting out extremist and combating touch violence. >> last night's speech was similar to a speech the president game in cairo last

year. and a so-called handshake scandal from earlier in the day is making headlines. the administration minister tweeted he was forced to shake hands of the first lady, but video shows him smiling and offering both hands to michelle obama. he said due to his religious beliefs he avoids contact with women not in his family. and it appears democrats will keep the seat in the house. fimian did leave open the slight concept he could request a recount but only if he closes the 900 gap during another canvass of the election results. we're following a developing story from the road. sky fox live now over a serious crash in columbia, maryland. four people were hurt when two cars collided. we're told three of them are in

critical condition. investigators are still on the scene so watch for traffic delays in this area. trapped on a crippled cruise ship. no air-conditioning, no hot water. sounds like no fun. but it is the reality for more than 4,000 passengers and crew aboard the carnival cruise ship splendor. >> a fire in the engine room has left the ship drifting off the coast of california and mexico. but things are improving. gurvir joins us with details. >> the former fun seekers are cruising again, though very slowly. the first of several tugboats has arrived to pull those to dock. but for those stranded passengers it's probably not fast enough. >> reporter: 2300 passengers and nearly 1200 crew members all stuck in the middle of the ocean after a fire in the engine room monday morning. the fire was put out but it cut everything to the ship.

no refrigeration or cell phone service. >> it is dead in the water. passengers are being monitored closely and in good care and doing very well considering the circumstances. food ferried to the uss ronald reagan where they were dropped off on the cruise ship. they only had enough food to last through the day on tuesday. one tugboat had reached the ship but a second had to return to ensenada, mexico, because of a problem. passengers were bused into san diego, but instead the ship will be towed in later this week. but with passenger safety a priority, some are saying sending 4,000 crew ship passengers through the city of tijuana with drug battles and

gun related violence is not a good idea. air-conditioning, hot water, and hot food service is still not available. >> we have water, they have food, so we have no reports of any major discretion. >> reporter: a representative from the company said the passengers are safe but not necessarily happy. >> and carnival said it plans to refund passengers for their trip and will offer them vouchers for future cruises but there is a lot of chance many of them wouldn't want to jump back on a boat. >> but the good thing is they do that. >> and everybody is okay. >> and you get all of that spam. >> thanks. >> you bet. >> and it's the talk across the country. i know you've heard about it by now. a mystery in the skies in southern california. this morning the pentagon is

trying to see if what you see here is a missile launch. a vapor trail was spotted on monday. it may have come from a private company but neither the defense department nor the military can explain what it was. a former navy commander can't believe it was an accidental launch. >> i just can't conceive of an example where it could be done by sheer accident because there is never just a one-man push the button operation. there are always a couple of people involved as a fail safe. >> norad, the north american air space defense command is calling it an unexplained contrail. it said there are no scheduled launches that day. but whatever it was, there is no threat to the u.s. >> so what do you think it was?

hit twitter and search wttgmorning news. and start with what you think that mysterious vapor was. >> some are saying it was an illusion, which could be possible based on the contrail. >> you know that? >> no, but i think so. and a star-studded night at the entertainment center. >> tina fey received the mark twain prize for american comedian. she said being honored is awesome and said she is dedicated to her job. >> i'm a hard worker. i think people that i know and came up with like amy pohler and seth meyers, we're all kind of that. just stay until it's done

attitude. >> many showed up to show their support as she received the highest prize. >> that's got to be her mom next to her. how sweet. that's great. the ride of a lifetime turned into a family worst nightmare. >> cameras were rolling as a limo driver goes on attack at an 80th birthday party. we'll come back in a moment. it's coming up on 9:14.

a fox 5 investigation now. d.c. is a limo kind of town. but finding who is behind that limo for hire can be hard to track down. >> and for one family is turned into a nightmare. tisha thompson investigates. >> reporter: d.c. is definitely a town with style. >> we wanted it to be a very

special, nice limousine. >> reporter: jackie and her family planned a special for her father's 80th birthday but this surprise party took a wrong turn. >> it took a wrong turn. >> when the bash turned into a brawl. >> reporter: fox 5 is going to take you on the confusing journey. >> why is american d.c. limousine listed for this address? >> reporter: we will find out who is to blame. the waters family found american d.c. limousine online. they had decades of experience and service according to online. >> they had crystal goblets to drink out of it. >> reporter: jacqueline's mom booked a three hour ride in a 12 passenger white stretch limo around d.c. monuments. >> we had people coming from idaho, north carolina, florida. >> reporter: but family got a

big limo let-down. >> this is the limousine the company sent us. >> the leather seats were slashed. >> the air-conditioner is not working. >> the driver was smoking a cigarette on the shuttle bus as we boarded. >> reporter: that's when things heated up. driver lunged at jackie's brother who had a video camera. she called the police. the driver got on the bus, rolled down the window, spit at her brother and then pulled away. >> we all just stood there with our mouth hanging open, what do you do? >> any reputable company will make sure that you get the right vehicle. even if they have to work with another company. >> reporter: bill morrow is executive director of the washington metropolitan area transit commission which licensed shuttle buses and large luxury vehicles. each year they get dozens of complaints. >> if it's one of our carriers, we can suspend or revoke their operating authority. >> reporter: the waters did

file a complaint with wmatc and asked american d.c. limousine for their $300 back. but when we started digging around, we found the company is not listed on the agency's website as a licensed carrier. state records show american d.c. limousine under the name of tanya gereve at this fairfax, virginia address. >> hi. i'm tisha thompson with fox 5. i'm looking for the grieves. >> it's a townhouse. >> and you're not the griefs? >> i am john grief. >> reporter: he told us his sister tanya was out of town. >> does she have a lot of companies? >> she has two buses. >> does she have any long white limousines? >> no. >> so she only has two buses? >> yeah.

>> reporter: but the bus that showed up for the waters company is from another limo company. in a response to a complaint filed with the state, american d.c. limousine said after having mechanical problems with its own vehicle it subcontracted with another transportation carrier and said the limo bus is considered an upgrade with leather seating, bar stocked with water and ice and a.c. they said the party members became aggressive with the driver who feared for his life. >> my mother is very upset. as you can imagine, i was very upset. >> reporter: american d.c. limousine tolds the waters since they refused the bus, no refund was owed. but after fox 5 started asking questions, the company changed it's tune and returned the $300. >> talk to people who have rented vehicled or hired vehicles. >> bill morrow said the team does what it can to find the bad apples, conducting street enforcement several times a year. but they can't catch them all.

his best advice, don't just surf the web, ask around. >> any company who wants work in this area has to maintain good relationships with customers or they won't get repeat business and go out of business pretty soon. >> reporter: for the waters family, a lesson learned that riding in exile can sometimes cost you more than you really know. >> that was tisha thompson reporting. we're told both limo companies have contacted the commission and plan to apply for licensing. there are specific things to do to protect yourself when shopping around for a limo to rent. for more information go to our website at myfoxdc.com and click on special reports under the news tab. >> how unfortunate for that family. how disappointing. well help save the environment and get paid. coming up, we'll tell you how becoming environmentally aware could put bucks in your pocket. and holly is learning new

moves this morning. >> tony, if i'm going to learn many moves, i might as well do it from the best. like marcellous who is a member of the capital movement dance company and that company is gearing up for a big show this weekend called movement by the people. coming up live later, we'll talk with some of the dancers and find out why you don't want to miss the show this weekend and why you want to support their mission in general. it's all live later. let's take a look at the trivia question first. what did the ancient japanese use to get bricks to the top of the tall buildings that they constructed? the answer is coming up in just a little bit. but if you want to take a guess now, head to our facebook page. much more ahead this morning. we are coming right back after the break. it's 9:21. e

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the interyear secretary is -- the interior secretary is promised to give the capitol a face lift. this includes a new recycling initiative. renovations to walkways that are chipping away and renovations to the sea wall surrounding the tidal basin at the jefferson memorial which has sunk more than eight inches over recent years. park services is hoping it will be wrapped up in time for the cherry blossom festival next year. it was a crackdown on both drivers and pedestrians in arlington county to improv safety. yesterday police officers patrolled the intersection of wilson boulevard and north lynn street, one of the county's busiest intersection. more than 30 citations were handed out to drivers. and attention commuters. you can earn some cash and help the environment all at the same

time. commuter connections is offering a car pool reward. now you can earn $1 each way for each day that you car pool beyond 90 consecutive days. to join the program you have to be a new car pool participant, and fill out a survey online. it's very good. >> every little bit helps. he is a comedian and a hypnotist. flip orally joins us live next. and we'll talk about the recent political news and he will weigh in on that. >> can i be hypnotized? >> no. not during the show. and we'll talk about the dates here in d.c. this weekend. stay with us for that. and more than 600 people singing at one time in the middle of one big shopping day. we're going to tell you about a random act of culture. we're right back after the break. don't go anywhere. ve

[ singing ] look at the surprise on some folks faces. over 650 members of various choirs in philadelphia came together a few weeks ago to do a surprise performance of the halleluiah performance. >> they gathered at a macy's event and on queue and began to sing, the director hiding in a close rack on the upper level. it was part of the night foundation random act of culture. you've heard of this before. to see the entire clip, head to myfoxdc.com and click on web links. isn't that cool? and they are just in there, like there are shoppers and all of a sudden, bang, they start singing. we've seen this before with the -- what looks like spontaneous

dancing. you're getting goosebumps. >> just like the weather guy. and there are some songs that give me goosebumps. it strikes a chord of whatever it is. >> and then people that aren't part of the act, join in, start singing and dancing. >> it just makes you feel good. she is part of the choir. >> i hope they do this here somewhere. >> i hope i'm there for it. >> i would just join right in. >> if you have heard tucker sing, that would not be a good thing. >> it's a wonderful thing. >> do it from a sense of pride and happiness. >> allison, you're too kind. tony is right. >> tell us the forecast. okay. a lot of sunshine. temperatures climbing through the 40s and 50s. it will eventually top out in the 60s. and a nice temperature trend the next several days and into the weekend. and we'll start with that

temperature trend as we get into the day today. about 62 for an afternoon high. tomorrow a touch cooler but the next several days we'll be just a few degrees above where we should be. our average high has fallen to 59. and for weekend plans, go for it, highs each day in the 60s. sunday 63, 64 and a lot of sunshine expected through the end of the weekend. here we go. 52 now at reagan national. temperatures climbing in the sunshine. 50 in gaithersburg. 49 in quantico. 52 in manassas. and 53 already in fredericksberg. so you get the idea here. going to be a nice afternoon, a lot of sunshine. the winds, which have been with us for the last couple of days, should start to lighten up later this afternoon and it will be very calm couple of days. calm today and then a cool one tonight. there is your satellite radar. that's why i don't have much to talk about. there is nothing going on. clear skies. and a few clouds to the bay. spinning here out to the east

and throwing cloud cover toward the ocean and perhaps toward chesapeake bay. toward salisbury and cambridge, you might be seeing some clouds. otherwise mostly sunny skies. this area of high pressure will dig on in. and into tonight and tomorrow, more nice weather and right through the end of the weekend. i can't believe it's november. 62 out there. a lot of sunshine. mild temperatures this afternoon. winds out of the north at about 5-10 miles per hour. and later tonight, a few clouds and cool overnight. 43 for the overnight low with winds out of the north at 5-10. 30s if you are outside of the beltway. it will be a cold one if you are outside of the beltway. here is your five-day forecast. we mention it will be nice temperature-wise. and dry conditions right through the end of the weekend. that's a look at the forecast, tony. now over to you. comedian and hypnotist flip orally is at the d.c. improv this weekend.

we invited him to come over and not to hypnotize anyone but to discuss politics. >> this town has been good to me. i would live here. but a million dollars for an 800 square foot apartment isn't good. >> no. and you don't live in new york either. >> no. fx put me up for a week but i live in louisiana because that's where my kid is. >> and hypnosis, most comedians, i write jokes and go out there and do them, what led you to hypnosis? >> well i was in the sixth grade and i asked a girl to a dance and she said no and i said why and she said i like you too much. and if you're on the buddy road, you don't get on the date

road. and i found a book on how to pick up girls with hypnosis. and that was my first book. which was incredibly unsuccessful. i read through the book and i felt confident and i was on the playground one day and i walked up to the same girl and i said look into my eyes and she said you're freaking me out. and she kicked me where girls kick boys and that was my auspicious beginning. >> and yet you stuck with it? and here we are today? >> i don't take no easily. not in the stalker sense. but i left her alone. but i continued to learn from hypnosis. i felt like the information thatn that book wasn't legitimate. >> and in your act you talk about topical stuff. >> whatever comes up. >> you come to washington often. a lot of politics, the mid-term elections with the shellacking as president obama put it that he took. what are your thoughts on how things went with the elections? >> and this is why i couldn't

be a politician because on one hand you have to acknowledge something has happened or you look out of touch. on the other hand, you have to put the best spin on it possible. so you get the phrase a shellacking and then there is the turning around to say, what it is a referendum on. it is a referendum on your policies? no. health care? no, people love it. >> what is it the referendum on? >> people are just angry. but what about the 8% unemployment? yes, that was a really good goal. >> you're right it. be a politician, you have to be a spin-master. >> you do. i think politically speaking the headline of the week is matt lauer mends fences between president bush and kanye west. >> he did try to do that. >> i think this morning kanye

west, there was a video saying maybe i overreacted and men matt lauer said do you accept his apology and he said of course i do. and so matt lauer is a peace maker. >> that could be his next role. >> here is what i find interesting. kanye west caught less flack for insinu ating that president is a racist than he did for interrupting taylor swift in the vma. >> you are absolutely right. >> that is kind of weird. you can call president bush a racist but don't you interrupt that taylor swift. >> because she's an adorable little thing. but bush has a new book out. have you had a chance to read it? >> i have not. i have watched the interviews. he's been on oprah and with matt lauer and he's making the circus. and it's interesting, and i guess it's human nature that you're as interested in your legacy. in other words the perception of what you've done as opposed to what you've actually done. so i think in some respects president bush did some good

things, he did some bad things. people who loved him, loved him no matter what. people who hated him, hated him no matter what. and this is the beauty of being alive as an ex president, is you have whatever time you are alive to resurrect your presidency. >> it's more spin toward the end. >> they asked him about, you're standing on your fiscal record and he said yes. and they said you are creating debt. but he said if you look at it from this point of view, i was very fiscally responsibility. because you choose to look at it from that point of view. what about the deficit? you can't look at it from the deficit. >> it's a matter of how you look at it. flip, it's great to have you here. you are performing at the d.c. improv tonight. >> tonight through sunday. >> a fascinating show.

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the d.c. area getting top honors in a new report about well being. according to the american human development project, washington and surrounding neighbors rank first in the top 10 largest metro areas when it comes to life expectancy and education and income. but there are racial disparities. the results are driven by the high education and income levels of americans living in the virginia suburbs. and there is another survey out there that don't look as good. travel and leisure magazine has released the annual favorite cities list and one of the surveys included is a list of cities with the least attractive people. >> washington, d.c. comes in at number six. >> outrageous. you don't want to be high on that list.

>> and here is a look at the top five on the list. number five orlando. number four anchorage, alaska. number three is philadelphia. number two is baltimore. and number one is memphis, tennessee. >> my daddy is from memphis, tennessee. >> and where does he live now? >> here. >> and where did he live. >> tennessee. >> this will not stand. >> by the way, the number one spot on the list of cities with the most attractive people. >> that's where my mother is from. >> charleston, south carolina. >> are you calling my daddy ugly? >> according to the list. it's not my opinion. >> that's hilarious. my mother is from charleston, south carolina and my father is from memphis, tennessee. they are not opposites. ladies, we know finding a pair of jeans that fit you right can be a challenge. we are here to help. we have a den imfashion show

for all body types coming up after the breaks. >> poppa seymour, you know i love you. and holly is putting her dancing skills to the test this morning. she's with capital movement dancing with details about a weekend event you don't want to miss. we'll be back in a minute. at least allison will be back. m

jazz, hip-hop, contemporary, some of the dances you'll be able to see at the montgomery college performing arts center this saturday. >> and holly morris is there today to learn more about the movement of the people show. holly? >> reporter: good morning to both of you. and i want to clear something up because i think there has been confusion for people watching. because there is a montgomery college performing arts center. that's in rockville. we are at the cultural arts center which is a new venue, only open for about a year and

it is at the takoma park silver spring campus of montgomery college. so i don't want you to miss the show. i want to make sure that you come to the right spot. and the best spot to be on saturday night is to come check out this new venue and check out the moverment of the people because it's an impressive show and it's impressive because of the young people standing behind me. i have several members of the dance company working hard this morning. so why are you go -- why are you so passionate about dance? >> it is a way to express yourself and telling an audience how you feel without opening your mouth and it breaks language barriers. >> and we watched you dance on point. do you have a favorite type of dance? >> bell et. >> and why? >> i had a passion since i started to train in it. >> reporter: professionally is your goal? you want to be dancers professionally? >> i would like to be a

professional dancer when i grow up. it would be a cool experience. >> reporter: and you are advanced dancers and you've been a part of a lot of different shows. what makes this saturday night show so special? >> this saturday night show is special for all of us in different ways. but for me especially because all of my friends are coming this saturday. >> reporter: so do you get nervous when your friends come? >> yeah. >> reporter: but the nerves probably fuel you. when you are a performer, nerves are good because it helps you to perform at a higher level. what is the most challenging thing about being a dancer? >> all of the practicing and training. it takes a lot of time to remember your dances and get them down really good so you look good. >> reporter: because you always got to look good, girl. preaching to the choir on that one, i know. how do you remember everything? because you guys have done so many dances even just this morning. how do you keep it all straight? >> you have to make sure you are focused when you are dancing. if you are not focused, you will not remember so keep your mind open. >> and what kind of crowd do

you like? do you like a lively crowd? a quiet crowd? >> i like a lively crowd. i feed off a crowd. i dance 100% every time but i definitely like a fun crowd. >> i think she just laid down the gaunt let there. so what number are we about to see. >> we're about to see "all i want" a tap by thomas ford. >> reporter: and you like tap? >> i do. >> reporter: why? >> because i like the sound of it. >> reporter: and i do. and do i get to become an honorary member. >> we would like to thank you for spending time with us this morning with this t-shirt. >> reporter: well thank you for sharing your talent. and how about more talent right now? we're going to give it over to the tappers. this is "all i want."

[ music ] >> reporter: this is the capital movement dance company that is putting on the virtual show here this weekend november 13th. 7:00 p.m. is the show time it. get your tickets in advance it's $25. to get them at the door it's 30 dollars. myfoxdc.com is our website. we have a link to theirs. this is a wonderful venue. it was my first time here this morning, i highly suggest you come out and check it out. only 500 seats. tickets are going fast. it is the cultural arts center of the takoma park silver spring campus of montgomery college. back to you. >> more young talent. all right. thank you very much. they are great. now over to allison in studio b. >> well finding that perfect pair of jeans is tough for us women. to help us navigate through the

new season is lee stevenson. lee is the founder of fixitfashionista.com. lee, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> this has been hard since the days of gloria vanderbilt. >> it has been where it all started. and denim is america's wardrobe of choice, really. from stay-at-home moms to business women, we all feel great in a good pair of jeans. but a lot of us are wearing den -- denim that does not fit us properly. and we'll start with the body types and the fit. >> we'll starting with the petite gal. >> she is wearing the flirt denim by old navy. and that is a great brand for petite women. what you want to do is make sure that you get something that balances your height. so it's all about balance here. and so a lot of women think

they go with an extra long length but it swallows you up and makes you look shorter. start with the short inseam but know you have the option. but women under 5-2 do well with the short seam. it's the best. >> and you save on alterations and it's cut for you. >> absolutely. so these are at old navy stores or old navy.com and they are cute. >> look at the back. they are cute. and with some of the premium jeans they are low so you get the extra love at the waist. and who wants that, i don't need that love. >> right. >> she is wearing a brand new denim called jax jeans at jaxjeans.com. if she lifts up her shirt, you'll she when she bends the front down, they are adjustable waist. they are not just for kids any more. so in the morning you kind of

fit one way and in the evening you fit another way. so these will take you through the day. they'll take you through holiday dinner. and they have tummy slimming panels. and they retail for $59. you can't beat that. >> and i love the dark in them. >> i do. >> and they look superexpensive. >> they sure do. >> very affordable. >> thank you. so we're not all little tiny stick people. so we have all different sizes. not that there is anything wrong. >> average woman is a size 14. >> so let's see a design for the more curvey. >> absolutely. and the next model is wearing a brand from lane bryant which we love for plus size women. she is wearing the 7-7 denim. this is not 7 jeans. and they retail for $80. they are pricey, but i'm telling you they fit like a dream. and if she lifts the front of her shirt up a little bit, you'll see there is no buttons,

no zipper. it's complete comfort band fit. these are great. and as she turns around and a lot of women with this body type think they can't do a skinny but lane bryant is giving the right option. >> and you have found the right skinny, honey. you look good. >> thank you so much. >> and our last body type is the taller woman, more of a lean build. >> but also she's lacking a little bit in the hip and rear. and a lot of people think that's a petite issue. but she is tall, 6'1" without her heels so she's wearing a jean by macy's house brand. if she turns around, one thing you want to do with an issue in the back, you want to do a pocket, if i could lift up her jacket, you want to do a pocket that fits wide apart because it will make your hips appear wider. and then the flap adds volume where you don't have it. so that's what she is doing here. and any time you want to

accentuate a body part do a lighter wash. because if you are a plus, you want to stay away from the light denim, it will make you look bigger. but she wants the area to look bigger so put the wider there and stream line it down to the bottom darker. >> i love it. and can we look at everybody? and you have all different prices. >> they are all under $100. >> and you have shown us we don't have to pay all of that money. >> it does not cost a lot of money to look good. what will look good is getting the right fit and so hopefully we've given you enough to look at. >> we have. lee stevenson, you are fantastic. check her out at fixitfashionista.com. is it a problem that i can't say it. hold me, lee. thank you very much. >> thank you. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature.

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