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Trinny & Susannah expand Israel activity
British fashion gurus to change couples' lifestyles, external appearance in new program developed especially for Israel
British fashion gurus Trinny and Susannah are developing a new television program format for Israel,
Ynet has learned.
In the new program, the two women will visit the homes of Israeli couples (husbands and wives, colleagues, friends, etc) and attempt to create an overall makeover in their lives – and not just clothes. Naturally, they will also work on the couple's external appearance.
After years of fashion makeovers in Britain, Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine are working on an innovative format with the Abot Reif Hameiri company and Channel 10, which will be broadcast in Israel next year as a sequel to the "Trinny and Susannah Do Israel" show.
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This is the first time in Trinny and Susannah's career that they are taking part in the development of a program outside Britain, with the intention of testing it and perhaps even selling it to other countries.
Auditions for the new show will begin in the coming days, and the shooting is planned for the fall.
Trinny and Susannah are best-known for presenting the BBC television series "What Not to Wear", which turned them into fashion gurus all over the world. Following the show's success, the two developed their own fashion line, released fashion advice books and appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" as makeover experts.
In the past three years, the two women have traveled with their makeover program to the United States, Belgium, Poland and Israel. In 2010, the Guardian reported that the two were working on mockumentary-style spoof online series.
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