How to Look Good Naked

Series 6 | Episode 3 | How to Look Good Naked... With a Difference

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Gok Wan
Watch this episode now on 4oD How to Look Good Naked... With a Difference

Gok helps Di Cram, a 54-year-old magistrate from Exeter who is blind, to get a better sense of her actual body shape through touch. But will Di feel ready to bare all for a meadow-inspired photo shoot?

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Tuesday 02 February 2010 8PM Channel 4

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Tuesday 02 February 2010 8PM Channel 4

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  1. Hey Gok, you certainly know how to make a woman feel good. Would you please do the same for me? I am 46 and have been single now for just over a year after my husband and I separated. I'm beginning to feel there is something wrong with me and my body. Please please help
    Posted by Laura Loomes on 03/08/2010 11:09:07
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  2. I am almost 60 years and I feel because of my age,that I am not supposed to look good, I have lots of cloths but never know how to put them together ,I think Gok is an Angel, I have put Gok on my wish list, as to who I would like to make me feel and look good naked,thank you Gok
    Posted by Adeline on 25/04/2010 12:54:53
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  3. heyy gok, My mum always watches your program and it has become her favourite program at the moment. She is quite a small women with soo many clothes she doesnt no what to wear and gets confused. She doesnt no what looks good on her and what looks wrong. Im doing this as a suprise for her and i how much it would mean to her if you made a program about the smaller women. Maybe even include her in the program your sincerly Jasmine x
    Posted by Jasmine Baker on 08/04/2010 12:50:33
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  4. Absolutely excellent programme! I love Goks work, he makes women feel so good about themselves/
    Posted by Soobee on 06/03/2010 09:38:29
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  5. I just wanted to say Gok you have made such a difference to so many women who live with disiblity,as self image for most is so low as,they not only have the fashion worlds idea of female beauty is?? try feel sexy and female when you are born with disablity when the world tells you that your not normal.Gok the first time someone has said to the world that you can be a sexy woman and have a disablity .I work with young women with a disablity, and your show has opened their eyes to what can be done when you look and see beauty in being different.I am a woman with a disablity,and I wish your had been around when I was a teen,it would have made life easier than it was ,but even now we still face the same issues .When will the fashion world understand that women come in so many shaps and sizes.Has Gok thought about doing a show on weddings and women with disablity.Now thats fun .Almost sent me into padded cell?? Gok if you ever come to dublin I would love you to come and talk to the young adults with disibilities in the Ass.GOK you are the best .KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
    Posted by Ann on 16/02/2010 19:06:56
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  6. on your show with d cram the lady had a cadget to one for her tell er colours could you advise me on any were i get this for my mum who has just lost her sight and would like to get her one please
    Posted by lnda on 14/02/2010 13:42:16
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  7. Gok, I watched this episode with great interest as I recognised the name having met Di over 20 years ago when I was very young through school/girl guides in Exeter where we raised funds for the local branch of the Guide Dogs for the Blind charity - she came with her dog to our school/group. This episode was very touching and I was in tears several times. Di is an amazing lady and looked fantastic. Best episode ever.
    Posted by Sharon on 11/02/2010 13:36:45
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  8. Gok, you are a champion! Society needs more people like you. You have a special way of celebrating all our differences, whether we have a disability or not, making us all feel special,unique,beautiful, and most of all accepted.
    Posted by Minnie on 09/02/2010 12:03:36
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  9. i really enjoyed how to look naked with a difference because i am like claire but worst still.I do not have any limbs left.my arms are mechanical and my legs are prosthetic
    Posted by leah on 07/02/2010 18:21:40
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  10. Best How to look good naked ever!! Although i am lucky enough to be a fully abled person, i was really moved and inspired by Di and loved watching her journey. She looked absolutely fab- well done for being so brave! I think Gok is doing an excellent job :)x
    Posted by Elloise on 07/02/2010 14:20:30
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  11. Wow! Very inspirational thankyou! Looking great Di!
    Posted by E7 on 07/02/2010 13:31:15
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  12. Gok, just watched your show with Di Cram, inspiring. Reduced me to tears throughout, compassion, joy, you name it. You were amazing as was Di, what a fantastic woman.
    Posted by Debbie on 07/02/2010 10:24:40
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  13. to gok just wrote in to say god bless you,for helping di and all other women,i really could do with your help too,as i have a dissability too and iam also depressed after my stroke at the age of 21 wheel chair user.i shot up from a size 12 to a size 18 4ft 9 all the women you have shown so far you were able to help .but iam not helpable and would never ever dare coming on a show or letting you know who iam , but if you think i can look good could you send me some advice please.i am 40 this year and still cant dress nice. thanking you
    Posted by yaz on 07/02/2010 01:32:47
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  14. Amazing..i loved Di what a fab lady..Gok if i where you i would have too drop everything too help Di with her clothes shopping. The Best ever How to look good naked.x
    Posted by Tony on 06/02/2010 23:39:13
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  15. Hi Gok, We've been a fan of your show since the beginning, and now have my husband Phil addicted too! We record the show and then sit down en famille to watch. We're just catching up with you and Di Cram from Exeter, and are just blown away with your compassion and humour towards a tricky, for you, topic. We were all in tears when you helped Di envision her true body with your hand-shaping, rather than the square box she imagines herself to be. We are truly touched and humbled by you. I hope you gain some industry recognition for all you have done, at least an award for this particular episode. Keep up the message of 'normal'. We applaud you. Jenny Phil and Katie Hart
    Posted by Jenny Hart on 06/02/2010 17:18:19
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  16. Hi there,Gok your a star! I watched this show with great intreast on tuesday 2nd feb with Di, as my dad was involved in a major accident 2 years ago which almost took his life away, he is brain damaged from it and has now gone totally blind thro it, he stuggles alot and has had to learn everything again which is a slow prosess, this show helped me alot to help my dad, the one thing i thought was good was the gadget Di had to help her with colours, i find it very hard to find things like that that will make my dads life better and more independant. I would apreiciate it if she could tell me were i could get one. Also a question for Di... how did you cope with being in a pasenger in a car because my dad panics and i don't no how to help him, do you have any pointers? many thanks for your time, you have helped alot just watchin you on the show. many thanks Sallie xx ps. me and my mum are disabled too.
    Posted by Sallie on 06/02/2010 12:48:39
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  17. This is the best one yet. Di's naked photograph was amazing. I really like the look you chose for her - am going to recommend to my mother.
    Posted by Clare on 06/02/2010 09:43:42
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  18. Hi Di was dressed in a gorgeous blouse from House of Fraser.....I want it! Can you remind me of it please?
    Posted by Lizzy on 05/02/2010 23:06:40
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  19. I totally agree with Patrizia and Emily, what a show Gok you treated her like a royalty with such understanding of her disability, the book was a truely great idea and the time taken to explain everything and guide her touch over the fabrics, wining her cnfidence, Gok you were truely amazing and so was Dia. Keep up the good work.
    Posted by John on 05/02/2010 13:40:31
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  20. Lynn, you can get the colour sensors through RNIB. www.rnib.org.uk/shop
    Posted by Francesca on 04/02/2010 20:39:39
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  21. I think your shoe is great
    Posted by Barry Tennessee on 04/02/2010 16:57:03
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  22. Dear Gok, I've just finished watching Di's tranformation (Episode 3) and I'm weeping likea baby. I can't believe myself how truly moved and overwhelmed I feel! This was a gem on the english television and I thank-you for that and for your simple and graceful touch. You and your team are doing an extraordinary job in bringing up disability to the attention of the public through something light and pleasant like fashion. This is amazing and I love it! P
    Posted by Patrizia on 04/02/2010 14:59:45
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  23. Watched Diane on Tues night and I was crying at the end of it. it was such a lovley show, she looked fantastic and full of confindence. Well Done Diane and Good job Gok. x
    Posted by Emily on 04/02/2010 14:53:01
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  24. What a fantastic looking woman Di is - so beautiful, and her eye make up was amazing - I thought the outfits you got for her made her look fun and trendy, but not too young, all in all one of your best programmes - such a lovely lady - please pass this on to her if you can. It was all so lovely I ended up crying!!!!
    Posted by Sue on 04/02/2010 10:11:58
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  25. I always enjoy your shows, but these last three about Ladies with Disabilities have been the best and reduced me to tears. Thank you to them for being so brave and you for helping them
    Posted by Sue Haskins on 04/02/2010 08:11:05
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  26. Gok you are amazing i watch you show regularly and you enspire me and touch every emotion i feel lifted and touched as you help these women transform and love their bodies. Thank you x
    Posted by Jayne on 03/02/2010 21:51:54
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  27. Hi, Gok may i congratulate you and your team for yet another brillant programme tues 02-2010. My daugher Becky is 23yr old she is totaiily blind since birth and loves shopping in the high streets for clothes etc, she is very fussy about the texture of any clothes,jewellery etc.What i hope is that retailers themselves do take on board how diffecult it is to shop in a busy enviroment when you are totally blind.
    Posted by julie brooks. on 03/02/2010 21:38:33
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  28. I would like to know where to get the gadget that told Di Cram (blind lady)what colour her clothes were? My Father is visually impaired and would find this very useful. Thanks
    Posted by Lynne on 03/02/2010 21:19:44
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  29. What an inspirational lady Di and all the other guests have been. I have watched every show in this series in floods of tears, what fabulous people. It makes you relise you should be greatfull for every day however bad. I am moved by most of the transformations in the shoes and have seen all the series but this one has topped them all. What great roll models.
    Posted by kim on 03/02/2010 21:05:55
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  30. I think it is amazing that gok helps people like that-he must make them feel so much better alot more confident about themselves I love gok!!!!
    Posted by Lauren on 03/02/2010 20:04:37
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  31. Gok, We Love You xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Posted by Deb Holmes on 03/02/2010 18:48:30
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  32. Does anyone know where the 'bendy shoes' are from? They're gorgeous and such a good idea!!
    Posted by gsmith on 03/02/2010 16:11:40
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  33. last nights show moved me to tears, how I wish I had a friend like you Gok, it was amazing.... xxxx
    Posted by dollybird42 on 03/02/2010 15:48:38
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  34. I would like to be adv how to look good in cloth i walk in crutches with horrible legs i dont want to go public but i need help can you do that? I really appreciated Regards Dulce
    Posted by Dulce on 03/02/2010 15:23:26
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  35. Gok deserves an award for this series - put him down for an OBE ! He is a superstar.
    Posted by Kiripo on 03/02/2010 14:41:15
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  36. I'm from Exeter too. This was such a moving and inspiring programme. I'm also disabled. Gok is wonderful and comes across as one of the most kind, caring and understanding men on T.V.
    Posted by Pinkmat on 03/02/2010 14:06:56
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  37. Gok is always brilliant but I felt he surpassed himself on Di's episode. I was really moved by it - his perception, sensitivity, sense of fun and amazing skill for description were wonderful - Di's comment that he really "got" her really summed it up. The magnetic shapes to help her buy in future were such a good idea.
    Posted by Soo B on 03/02/2010 13:29:13
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  38. Dear Gok I watch your programme regularly but I just wanted to say how touched by the way in which you treated Di, the blind lady. You really were amazing with her. Your kindness, understanding and sincerity were second to none. I love you programme but I thought the way in which you treated Di was fantastic. It really touched me and I thought you were so sincere and really tried to "know" how it could feel to be blind - describing all the items so well. I am lucky to be an able bodied person but have worked with blind people and I am sure all blind and less abled people were really impressed by your thoughtfulness. Brilliant job - well done!
    Posted by Maria on 03/02/2010 13:01:39
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  39. Di has such stunning blue eyes and gorgeous wavy hair and beautiful skin - her makeover was just exquisite (loved the combed back hair.. ). I hope she knows this now! A wonderful show and I thought the book idea given to Di at the end as her own shopping guide was pure genius!
    Posted by Cathy on 03/02/2010 12:55:12
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  40. I watched the program last night. I love Gok and try not to miss it. I thought last nights show was one of the best pieces of television I have seen for a long time. The way Gok spoke to Di and treated her was just so touching. Made even lovelier as he admitted that he didn't know how he would tackle it but tackle it he did. This particular series has been really good and I send my best wishes to Gok. Although I am not registered disabled I do have a condition that affects my right side and I have to wear a pressure stocking every day as without it I cannot walk far. This causes me great discomfort as it is very tight and produces a ridge at the top of my leg.This in turn stops me from wearing certain types of trousers but by watching Gok's program I have been able to find what suits me and what doesn't. I am not so confident in dresses or skirts but that will come with time. Thank you Gok and good luck in the future. x
    Posted by Sue on 03/02/2010 12:35:03
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  41. What a great show last night. I am so full of admiration for Di, she looked amazing and is a real inspiration. I had tears in my eyes when she walked down the catwalk. Really love HTLGN. xxx
    Posted by Clare on 03/02/2010 12:18:32
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  42. Gok, you are one helluva guy! I have been watching the last three "with a difference" shows and have laughed & cried with these ladies. You have made each & every one of them beautiful! Last nights episode with Di was so moving & it makes you appreciate what you have (or have not) got. Each & every one of us ladies I'm sure wish we had you in our cupboard helping us every day. Love the show so please don't stop - can't wait for Tuesday nights! x
    Posted by Paddy on 03/02/2010 11:46:32
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  43. Dear Gok, Just wanted to say how amazing your latest progs are! These women are outstanding and make me proud to be female. You go girls!!! As someone with Retinitis Pigmentosa (and huge body issues) I find shopping quite scary. Because people can't "see" my disability I feel really awkward and embarrassed trying to find something that doesn't make me look fatter than I am. I am so pleased that you are spearheading this issue for disabled people and I absolutely love everything you do. Your mum and nan must be so proud of you natural gift to empathise with and not patronise your lovely girls. Please keep it up with you fab team. Both my daughters and I love you to bits. You're our hero!!! Much love Terri, Laura and Nicky xxx
    Posted by Terri Kidman on 03/02/2010 11:33:54
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  44. Another brilliant series from the "King of confidence" aka Gok wan! I never miss HTLGN and think Gok deserves an award especially for the disability awareness in the fasion industry he is so rightly highlighting. Gok: you are truly an amazing person and the world would be a better place if there were more like you, but i won't you all to myself haha!. Keep up the good work and looking forward to the next series and hoping it won't be too long until it's on xx
    Posted by Teresa on 03/02/2010 11:22:12
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  45. What an absolutely wonderful series I have cried my eyes out on every single episode. Gok you are a genius helping all these wonderful brave ladies to see how beautiful they are and bringing disability to everyones attention when most people ignore it.
    Posted by mammyoflove on 03/02/2010 11:12:49
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  46. I just wanted to say how fantastic Di looked on the program last night. She looked absolutely beautiful, and if I look half as good as she looks when i'm older I will be happy!
    Posted by Yasmina Sahraoui on 03/02/2010 11:07:05
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  47. Gok, I love you for doing this series! As a long-term wheelchair user this is what I`ve been waiting for! I can`t thank you enough for bringing this issue into the public eye, and for the lovely, humourous and unpatronising way you treat everyone who comes on your programme. You really are such a beautiful person - please don`t ever stop!
    Posted by JILL WAUGH on 03/02/2010 10:42:46
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  48. I realise that the recent programmes have sparked some debate about putting people with disabilties in the spot light but as the mother of a beautiful child in a wheelchair I can only praise the sensitive and affirming way that the programmes have been adressed. The thought that has been put into how to work with people in a different way is astounding. Gok you really do have a gift for bringing out the best in people and I find it a pleasure to watch people being transformed. Disability in the spot light is a good thing especially when it is done in such a tasteful way and also raises positive awareness. I for one will be signing the petition. Di's photo was absolutely beautiful and she looked stunning. I only hope that my daughter can grow up being body confident despite her disability. Thank you Gok you're a great guy x
    Posted by Helen on 03/02/2010 10:32:59
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  49. I had to express my utmost amazement the way Gok treated Di Cram with so much tenderness and compassion and brought her so much happiness and confidence. The transformation was amazing, but not let's forget he un veiled a beautiful flower like the ones she lay on for the shoot.If only I had the nerve to do what Di Cram did. Well done Gok you have surpassed yourself this time. My praise goes out to you. Kepp up the good work.
    Posted by Eileen Piper on 03/02/2010 10:19:44
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  50. Watched the show last night. Never seen it before and was sceptical to say the least. I just wanted to let Diane know that she is amazing! When the programme started she was a frumpy old lady. I was staggered that she was only 54. Gok's sensitivity in dealing with Diane was really genuine and very heartwarming. I am not a fan of current high street fashion, finding it lackiing in individuality, but Gok managed to find clothes that suited Diane so perfectly, so stylish without being too trendy, and it seemed that he "eased" her out of her old look and into the new one so that, by the end the transformation was truly staggering. Diane looked elegant, stylish and gently sophisticated. The colours Gok chose complimented her fabulous skin and beautiful hair perfectly (how lucky you are Diane, to have such wonderful silver hair, unlilke the "pepper and Salt" that most of us end up with). I was really moved by the programme and want Diane to know that she is a very beautiful lady. Always remember that and don't slide back! Wonderful. Congratulations
    Posted by Stephanie on 03/02/2010 09:47:31
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  51. Gok - you were so caring with these three ladies. I am a 43 year old lady with cerebral palsy and alot of the time I don't feel that attractive. The way you supported and helped these ladies made me feel that I had a RIGHT to be attractive. I hope that you consider doing more makeover programmes with people with disabilities.
    Posted by Jayne Dafforn on 03/02/2010 09:42:44
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  52. I watched the programme last night and was so moved by Di's journey - I always watch Gok and think he is doing a wonderful job helping people see that you don't have to be a 6 foot stick-thin model to be beautiful. I've added my name to the petition and I really hope that fashion can change to embrace everyone. I will certainly welcome a change of attitude with open arms. Keep it up Gok - we love you!
    Posted by joanna scarratt on 03/02/2010 09:22:57
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  53. Hello Gok, I never miss a show of yours! Love it! Last nights show with Di was amazing. I cried and laughed - she looked absolutely beautiful and what a fantastic job you did. (as always). Keep up your excellent work and I just so want to meet you and get one of those hugs!!!
    Posted by Shelley Palmer-Smith on 03/02/2010 09:22:50
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  54. after watching the show on the 2nd feb 2010 i felt very moved and emotional. Di is an amazing woman, very beautiful and oozing with great personality and confidence. I thought gok was amazing how he took on the role as di's eyes, i hope the show raises more awareness about individuals with disabilities and or impairments, (my father has been profoundly deaf since 16). Keep up the great work gok and di, you really do look fantastic. Michelle x x
    Posted by michelle on 03/02/2010 07:33:59
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  55. Gok Hi. My wife and I saw your programm tonight 020210 with Di Cram. She is a wonderful woman, I know this because we meet her and her partner in the TOP HOUSE Lizard Cornwall a couple of years ago. We shared a drink together, the four of us. On leaving we thought what a marvellous person you now know she is. Seeing Di on your programm made us remember her. We would love to see her again. Could you help us with that ? I'm sure she'll remember us. King regards, Mark & Janet XXXX
    Posted by Mark Greenwood on 02/02/2010 23:32:29
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  56. Very brave woman, it was nice to see that they were also looking at blind people.
    Posted by Hayley on 02/02/2010 23:32:04
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  57. I think that the programme featuring Di Cram was brilliant. I am really interested in the device that Di used to distinguish colours. I have four visually impaired children who would benefit so much from this. Would you please tell me where I could get one from.
    Posted by Rosemary on 02/02/2010 22:48:01
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  58. Di looked fantastic. Loved her outfits and the final poster. Congratulations Di! Have already looked up the M&S drape dress. Great show Gok. I think this series of HTLGN proves that everyone can look good naked.
    Posted by anna on 02/02/2010 22:34:51
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  59. I really don't agree with recommending those body hugging, reinforced , thick shorts made of man made fibres like you put the magistrate who is blind in on the show this evening. This sort of underwear will have terrible ventilation.Doesn't look like there is even a cotton gusset and so will be unhealthy and bad for getting thrush,especially for women who are already overweight and have thighs that chafe.Women in their 50s can't healthily spend any amount of time trussed up like this in restraining underwear made of man made fibres! For a start they will get far too hot. If you really want to make a difference, why don't you campaign for clothing companies to make more effective underwear in 98%-100% cotton or stretchy real silk that breathes,for example. This would be great service to the 'mature' woman. You build the women's confidence so well on the shows and make them feel beautiful and then you set about containing their body shape in body armour underwear in nasty material which looks horribly uncomfortable and unwearable on a day to day basis.You don't seem to consider the quality of the materials and how they make people feel. How about some natural fibres that breathe!!
    Posted by Sally on 02/02/2010 22:31:02
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  60. What a wonderful woman Di is! I loved her honesty about how she imagined herself and her reactions when she realised how wrong she was. Gok, as always, was so kind and honest with her without any pity or patronising her. A truly wonderful series. I've often said I would love to be 'Goked' but after watching Di tonight I really have not earnt such a treat- she has. Thank you for a great hour's viewing Kay
    Posted by Kay Tift on 02/02/2010 22:18:44
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  61. Gok - that was the best show you have ever done, I was in tears by the end. Di is an inspiration to every woman and totally gorgeous!
    Posted by Nix on 02/02/2010 22:09:51
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  62. i love Gok a fab man he needs a m.b.e.i work with people with disabilies and would to take him to work with me.
    Posted by mark on 02/02/2010 22:06:43
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  63. i love the disabled campaign to get the high street shops to accept disabled people need clothes too. i would love for gok to also campaign for the older middle aged ladies. im 49 (but inside im still in my 30's)and feel that i miss out in the shops. older women have places like bon marche. younger ones new look etc. i feel i dont want to dress too young but im not ready to accept that im into granny clothes yet. from what i gather from my own freinds they feel the same. also as a size 20 lower regions and a size 16/18 top i find clothes shops a lot of them dont cater for me. but im not yet big enough for shops like evans and yours. i also end up permanently in trousers. can gok do a programme for barrel shaped ladies. i feel theres a lot of us out there. i never where skirts cos i feel they accentuate my big tummy. i cant help the way im shaped and my boyfreind loves me just the way i am. i dont want to diet cos even when i do i still cant get rid of my shape. i just want to know what i can wear and what i cant. and please do a prgramme about keeping it cheap. as a single mum on benefits i only shop in charity shops. but i do end up with a load of stuff that i buy just cos it fits me and not cos i look good. ive bought a lot of mistakes in my time. i also have arthritus in my right knee and my surgeon has said i can only wear cushioned shoes. great for comfort but not good for a fashion conscious shoeaholic who is mourning not being able to wear fashionable shoes any more. thank you for listening. karen connolly ps wish i could reconmend myself cos ive been to hell and back in the last year but i dont think im allowed. anyways im not lacking in confidence just body confidence. just full of anger, frustration and despair.
    Posted by karen connolly on 02/02/2010 22:04:35
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  64. Just to express my admiration for Di,what an amazing person and beautiful personality,gosh I feel inspired!
    Posted by Lydia on 02/02/2010 22:03:33
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  65. As a person who generally does not send emails etc and comment on programmes, I have to say that watching Gok tonight with this lady has confirmed my previous view that Gok is a most sincere and genuinely lovely person, unlike some of the recent "make over" presenters. On his previous shows he is totally understanding of what is best for each of his ladies and more so with this current series of ladies with disabilities. I have never seen a presenter that is so in tune with every person he deals with. He is totally sympathetic in a positive way and an inspiration to all. He should certainly be in line for some kind of award - not sure which one!! I have to say he would be top of my list as one person I would love to meet and say thank you on behalf of all women. He is totally amazing. I joke with my sons about being Gokked but know this would never happen and am happy to experience the joy his ladies feel every time they are Gokked. Keep up the good work Gok, you should be proud of yourself. I cannot believe I am sending this but hay ho!!
    Posted by Linda Parkinson on 02/02/2010 22:02:55
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  66. Di is taking my breath away. She is incredible, warm, inspirational and utterly gorgeous. Go Di, I hope we see you on TV again : ) Nat
    Posted by Nat on 02/02/2010 21:51:23
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  67. I've been a huge fan since your very first programme but I think your latest series with Tracy, Claire and Di has been excellent. And Di's naked photo shoot is the most beautiful image yet! I don't know how you are going to top that (or this series either!) Please don't stop all the amazing work you are doing.
    Posted by Emma Bushell on 02/02/2010 21:50:56
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  68. This show was humbling, to the extreme want an incredible beautiful women Di is. both inside and out, and I for one was moved to tears by it. Thankyou Di and Gok for inspiring me
    Posted by Inawe on 02/02/2010 21:42:14
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  69. Dear Gok, I totally agree with SARAH DODSONS comments on 30 January 2010 at 15:43. You are a truely caring, inspiring person. It seems to be a national sport these days for women to hate their bodies. Where does this come from? Yours is the only programme, on telly, I know of, that not only bucks the trend for the body perfect but helps women love the bodies they have. I find the programme so positive. It is not patronising and the advice you give the women genuinely works and also helps all the viewers at home love their bodies a bit more to. The recent episodes on disabilities were so cleverly done, especially to one with Di Cram, the lady who was blind. The show really addressed the different ways of showing someone how to dress, even if the person can't see herself in the clothes! I believe you helped her be independent in dressing for the first time since she lost her sight. Your unique gift for building bonds and trust with these women, and listening to their body fears, helps turn them around into body loving ladies. Luuuuuuuv it. There should be more inclusive programmes like this celebrating all types of beauty. Well done to all the team that help make this the best show on the box.
    Posted by pollypocket on 02/02/2010 21:41:39
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  70. Diane you are an AMAZING women! How many women would have the courage to bare all without knowing what their body looks like...you have set an example for thousands of self-conscious women. You LOOKED FANTASTIC Di...
    Posted by Kim on 02/02/2010 21:37:58
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  71. The programme with the lady who was blind touched me and I am sure yourself, we need to do something as women about this. I buy calender's about breat cancer survivors and I am sure women thoughout the uk will by something similar. We love the programme you do and the way you give women confidence to do the show. You must do something for them. We are all behind you in this. Believe in the women that you inspire....
    Posted by Marilyn Gash on 02/02/2010 21:30:11
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  72. great!ou are at last promoting the beauty of ALL of us. we are all individuals and we must celebrate it! if we were all the same life would be very boring!! we must all accept and celebrate that we all have our individual carateristics, all too aften nowadays - as a teacher- i come across girls and boys who dream of becoming a new Jordan or boy band, which is sad as it is much more of an achievement to become our own individual self. We are all not perfect - and yet indeed there is no one like us - and cheers for that! I have worked with disabled young people and do indeed know the reaction that can come across from many- but i am sure your program will help to overcome that , keep it up Gok. x
    Posted by des on 02/02/2010 21:28:04
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  73. hi gok i think you are a truly wonderful guy i always watch your programme,you are a very warm and caring person and i love the way you make people feel good about themselves,no matter what disability they have.you give people confidence and show them that they can look good naked.i love you to bits and hope your shows continue to grow.my son bought me a beautiful gok wan gift box for christmas i was over the moon with it and i hope one day you will come to our shopping mall in coventry keep up the brilliant work,ive just seen your show with di the blind lady,it had me in tears it was so loveley what you did for her lots of love babs xxxx
    Posted by babs on 02/02/2010 21:23:28
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  74. Just watched your program tonight and i have to say you looked amazing!! From a completely honest option, i just wonted to say i know you will not see yourself in the finished article but you truly looked fab and you are an inspiration for all women of every age and ability you go girl:)
    Posted by Ellis on 02/02/2010 21:23:06
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  75. Thank you for such an inspiring show.It has made me look at shopping with/for my husband(who is also totally blind)in a new light, and that gadget for identifiying colours was brill-where can I get one? I have enjoyed all the "with a difference" shows but this one was special as it is an issue close to home.I just have one gripe, why wasn't this programme audio described?
    Posted by ellie-mar17 on 02/02/2010 21:20:43
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  76. Hi Gok, can i just start by saying you are a bloody legend! Every girl sould have one of you, I think what your doing is fantastic.Loved the thick studded belt from topshop one of your models was wearing, could you pls tell me when its available in stores!Thanks v much and keep up the good work xxx
    Posted by Hayley Grimes on 02/02/2010 21:12:45
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  77. What a fantastic programme tonight. It was great to watch Di gain lots of confidence and blossom into a lovely lady. What a fantastic idea to help disabled people gain confidence in themseleves. I think the idea Gok used to help blind people to choose fashion was amazing. Keep up the good work Gok.
    Posted by Mrs Norman on 02/02/2010 21:11:27
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  78. just want to compliment you and your team on a fab prog di looked fantastic her clothes helped her know what her shape now was thanks
    Posted by jaci m on 02/02/2010 21:08:54
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  79. John, you posted your comment at 20:25. Check out this weblink for a talking colour detector!! Hope it's what you're trying to find for your Gran. God Bless! http://www.disabled-world.com/assistivedevices/visual/talking-color-detectors.php
    Posted by minimonkey on 02/02/2010 21:08:48
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  80. Wow Di looked so amazing and what a beautiful woman she is inside and out! I take my hat off to you Gok for this wonderful series and how well you able to get Di to see herself and her transformation. I hope we will see more of HTLGN with a difference in the future. Amazing and i also hope to see fashion campaigns featuring disabled "models".
    Posted by Helen Valentine on 02/02/2010 21:08:04
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  81. Wow Di looked so amazing and what a beautiful woman she is inside and out! I take my hat off to you Gok for this wonderful series and how well you able to get Di to see herself and her transformation. I hope we will see more of HTLGN with a difference in the future. Amazing and i also hope to see fashion campaigns featuring disabled "models".
    Posted by Helen Valentine on 02/02/2010 21:07:56
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  82. Gok, yet again u have done an amazing job with an amazing and wonderful woman. My parents dont have tv so i did a commentary over the phone to my mum. We are both so impressed with how u dealt with her disability and how well u managed to make her feel like a million dollars. My mum felt so uplifted with the positive message you were giving out to everyone. She wants me to record the programmes for her! Ur a legend and an inspiration and so is di! Xx
    Posted by bekah d'aborn on 02/02/2010 21:07:30
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  83. Thankyou for an amazing show, with tears in my eyes of how beautiful Di looked and felt, the whole concept of image and true real beauty were illustrated. The false, plastic and superficial image of celebrity are exposed to their shallow self. Di and her family are a true inspriation.
    Posted by Tracy Coward on 02/02/2010 21:07:27
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  84. Wow Di looked so amazing and what a beautiful woman she is inside and out! I take my hat off to you Gok for this wonderful series and how well you able to get Di to see herself and her transformation. I hope we will see more of HTLGN with a difference in the future. Amazing and i also hope to see fashion campaigns featuring disabled "models".
    Posted by Helen Valentine on 02/02/2010 21:07:13
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  85. After watching this evenings episode on Di Cram from Exeter, I felt compelled to write in and make the following comment. 'What an amazing lady. She should be told that she looks like a film star', please pass my comment on to her for me with affection.xxxxx
    Posted by Karen Gambles on 02/02/2010 21:05:00
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  86. i think what Gok is doing with Di is.. i cant even find the words for how great he is and the team behind him. i sit here feeling sorry for myself, then this show comes on and wow.. i feel for every woman thats on and they`re all amazing, beautiful people.. i swear if every woman had a friend like Gok none of us would ever feel insecure again. thank you. i love ya Gok ;)
    Posted by tania waugh on 02/02/2010 21:01:47
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  87. Gok, please, please, please, please, never stop the good work you are doing for ALL women - disabled or abled out there. you are really an angel to all of us. love you so much, you ARE AMAZING xxxx
    Posted by Jacqui Bevilacqua on 02/02/2010 20:58:25
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  88. Di - you are one beautiful lady! I cried tears of joy for you - if I look so good at your age - I'm 41 - I'm blessed! I am fortunate, I haven't a sight impairment and thank goodness, otherwise I would not have seen just how gorgeous you are babe! You rock, you rule, you're a goddess! x
    Posted by minimonkey on 02/02/2010 20:58:03
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  89. I vote wholeheartedly for people of all shapes, sizes, flavours and sexes appearing in fashion ads. It'd be great to see fashion ads representing all of us, not just thin alien looking ones - so many models just look weird! Thanks for the inspiration Gok. I've been re-cycling and decorating clothes like a woman possessed thanks to your shows and I'm having a lovely time re-discovering what a laugh fashion can be. ;-) Kate
    Posted by Katie N on 02/02/2010 20:57:46
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  90. I absolutaly love this show! its such a great insiration to those who arent comfortable with the way they look. I deffinately belive those with disabilties should be included in the modeling world! the two pictures shown on this weeks programme were stunning. It shows that they are beautiful just like everyone else and it would be nice to see more of them shopping along with everyone else! xx
    Posted by Lucy Stillings on 02/02/2010 20:57:08
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  91. Dear Gok, I have watched your latest show of how to look good naked, with a difference... and thought it was fantastic! I really feel for people like Di with a disability, but i also admire her, she shows great courage and confidence and doesnt make a fuss of the fact that she is blind. I would just like to say congratulations to Di as she is a beautiful woman and looked fantastic on the show, she is an inspiration to everyone! Gok, you're wounderful and lift peoples spirits through the job you do. Welldone gok and keep up the good work. Lots of love x x x x
    Posted by XXXX on 02/02/2010 20:54:33
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  92. Gok - my mum (64) and I (46) sit together every Tuesday and watch your programme. We have learnt so much from you and in particular we both have a better image of ourselves and though not naked we know we look and feel good! Thanks - keep on Goking!
    Posted by kim nicholas on 02/02/2010 20:53:57
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  93. This show has me crying every week. Gok, you make me see that everyone, regardless of age, sex, size or ability (rather than disability) is beautiful. Maybe me crying is that you instill in people power to see what others see. This show should win awards!
    Posted by Linz on 02/02/2010 20:53:55
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  94. It has been fantastic to see disabled people being treated as real women. The show has really shown that everyone's bodies should be celebrated. I like Gok's sensitivity. I hope that firms in the fashion industry (whether at the concept stage or through to the retailer) will take on board that real women, whether disabled or not should be given the opportunity to be empowered.
    Posted by Barbara on 02/02/2010 20:53:05
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  95. i agree with nest...but i think what he is tryin to do is put disabled people in the spot light for a change and he is doin an amazing job!! he makes normal people and even people with some sort of problem feel good about themselves, should get some bloody award! im more than proud to say im a fan of Auntie Gok!
    Posted by pjfreak on 02/02/2010 20:49:03
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  96. I think this show is a great idea because it gives people with disabilities a chance for them to show there beauty (:
    Posted by Sophie on 02/02/2010 20:47:13
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  97. Hi Gok My 97 year old Gran has very littel vision left and I think the device that Di used to distinguish different colours would be brilliant as she is always asking us what colours she is wearing. Do you have any further details about where I could buy one for her, I've checked google but can't seem to track one down.Hope you can help!
    Posted by John on 02/02/2010 20:25:35
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  98. I think Gok should include disabled people in his regular show and not seperate them.... I hope the women taking part gain confidence from this but personally I could never wear just lingerie on tv for Gok or anyone!
    Posted by nest on 02/02/2010 11:55:56
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  99. Hi Gok I absolutely love your show HTLGN, it's such a positive and inspirational programme. I have really enjoyed these disability specials, it just goes to show that no matter what your disablility is, you can still look gorgeous and confident. The makeovers so far have been just amazing, inspiring, all that courage and confidence building is what makes this show so unique. All the hard work is down to you, you are the person that makes these women feel good about themselves. You are a very loving and caring person and i will always admire that. I hope the show continues to grow with great success. I am so excited about watching the episode with Di Cram who is blind. This will be really inspirational for me as my Mum works with young adults who are visually impaired. I can't wait to see this episode, Di is one amazing and fab woman. I know you will make her look fabulous and give her back her confidence. Keep up the good work Gok. Love you always Sarah XXXXX
    Posted by Sarah Dodson on 30/01/2010 15:43:39
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  100. Hey Gok I think you have a brilliant show. Its because of your show that i have started loving the body I have. Its good that you are giving people the confidence that so many of us don't have. I am a lady aged 32 and i only recently realized i am beautiful just the way i am thanks to your show. Keep it up Gok
    Posted by Mpeza Mbewe on 29/01/2010 12:30:01
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  101. Hi Gok Well done The 2 programmes you have done in the "with a difference" series have been spot on sympathetic to the ladies needs, funny, informative and above all enjoyable to all viewers I look forward to the next episode Well done - brilliant
    Posted by Bob Lathbury on 27/01/2010 19:48:19
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