Clinton Kelly, host of TLC'sWhat Not to Wear, knows what many
women want and need — a makeover. So he's teamed with Macy's for
“Make Over America,” a nationwide tour to show women how to
upgrade their style. At 2 p.m. today, he visits Macy's at
Memorial City Mall to reveal makeovers of the 12 winners of
Macy's Make Over America online contest.  We talked with Kelly
about the makeover process and why it takes a lot of work:  Q:
How do you start a makeover?  A: I ask the woman what her
lifestyle is like and how she'd like to see herself. Does she
want a great evening look or a weekend look? You have to know
where you are going before you start any journey.  Q: Isn't
commun-ication essential to a good makeover?  A: Yes. I tell
women it's their responsibility to communicate with me during
the makeover process. It's not just about me telling her what to
wear. It's about the two of us coming up with a style together.
Q: Then what's next?  A: Every woman gets a professional bra
fitting. You can't really find a good