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IS THERE SOMETHING THOSE OVER 50 SHOULDN’T BE WEARING ANYMORE? LONDON: No, I think one of the biggest things was, going back 25 years when we were shooting _What Not to Wear_, there were
rules. There were things that we were really trying to teach people. But one of the things that is so important here is that we’re not putting limitations on people. KELLY: I want to be
really clear when I say the advice that I used to give — don’t wear anything that’s too revealing in the chest; don’t wear anything that’s too short; don’t wear anything that reveals your
midriff — is my old advice. My new advice is: If you feel amazing in your short shorts … then wear the short shorts. But if you are self-conscious about being older, then sure, cover up.
WHAT’S THE OLDEST THING IN YOUR WARDROBE, AND WHERE DID YOU GET IT? LONDON: I have a lot of clothes from _What Not to Wear_. I have most of the shoes that I wore, which is pretty funny
considering that I don’t wear them anymore. … We used to joke around: “_You want to wear a heel because your shoulders go back, your boobs go out, it gives you better posture_.” But that was
before I had degenerative arthritis. Now I understand why everybody wants Skechers. KELLY: I have some [things from the show but] I’m not the same size that I was doing _What Not to Wear_,
so I can’t fit into a lot of those things. LONDON: That’s because you’re so much more muscular. KELLY: I am a little bit more muscular. I’m also a little thicker through the midsection. I
have some shoes. I will never get rid of my Tom Ford tuxedo shoes or my YSL navy blue loafers, suede loafers. … The oldest thing I have is a 20-year-old T-shirt that I was wearing the day
that I met my husband. And it’s disintegrating in my closet right now. Kelly and London give "Big Bang Theory" star Mayim Bialik's clothes a skeptical once-over during Season
7 of "What Not to Wear," which ran on TLC from 2003 to 2013. Scott Gries/TLC/Courtesy Everett Collection DO YOU HAVE ANY REGRETS? ANY “COULD’VE, SHOULD’VE, WOULD’VES”? KELLY: I
have banished those phrases “could’ve, should’ve, would’ve” from my life. It’s living in the past, and I am dedicated to living in the present with an eye toward the future. Have I made
mistakes? I made a ton of them, but I’m here right now. My life is amazing. So there’s really no point in getting caught up in anything that I could have done better or should have done
better or would have done if I had given it more energy. LONDON: It all leads to where you’re winding up anyway, right? I have one regret, but I am making good on that regret this year: I
never learned to drive. … So this year, Stacy London will have a driver’s license.