Glam Fairy - Season 1

In the series premiere, Glam Factory founder, Alexa Prisco, preps her team of fairies for a whirlwind of makeup trials and styling events, including weddings and music video shoots. But in order to handle their incredible workload and expand her business, Alexa decides to hire a new employee named Glamo, who specializes in wardrobe styling. However, the new addition to the team doesn't bode well with client liaison Jon who knows Glamo from the club scene and isn't a fan. Meanwhile, color expert Sharie gets stuck in a bind when she needs a babysitter last minute--and her only hope of getting out of the house is by having Briella and Jessica watch her kids. Plus, Alexa and her fairies face the daunting task of transforming a group of frumpy moms into sexy sirens for date night with their husbands.

After 17 years together, Gretchin and Aaron are finally ready to walk down the aisle--but Aaron worries that his fiancee's over-the-top style will embarrass him on their wedding day. Gretchin is all about sparkles, sequins and pizzazz, but she has enlisted Alexa's help to make her a beautiful bride. But Gretchin starts to feel that she's compromising too much of herself by toning down her look and starts to revert back to her outrageous style. Can Alexa convince her that less is more? Plus, the Glam Fairies argue about a photo shoot for the website.

Glamo's friend Honey performs with WERQ, an all-drag dance group. Although their act is fierce, they were turned away at a recent audition because the talent booker didn't like their scattered styles. They've been given a second chance to impress, and they've turned to Alexa and the Glam Fairies to create a cohesive and explosive new look for them that they can take to the stage. Meanwhile, Alexa's assistant A2 tries to impress her to get promoted to a makeup artist.

Alexa assists a woman in creating a pole dancing exercise video which Briella wants to dance in. Jessica books her first gig as a master artist, but has a miscommunication with a beauty queen who ends up being unhappy with her make-up trial. Sharie, a former beauty pageant queen, helps give Jess some pointers in an attempt to win the client back--but is it too little too late?

One of Alexa's past bridal clients Joelle returns to the Glam Factory after going through a divorce--and has a fun proposition for the Glam Fairies. In order to move on from her failed marriage, she's writing a book on divorce and has discovered two other women going through her same ordeal. To spice up the pages of her new novel, she hires Alexa to be the visionary for a "Trash the Dress" photo shoot where all three women will rip apart their wedding gowns--but look gorgeous while doing it! Meanwhile, Briella and Jessica consider freezing their eggs when they realize they're getting older and aren't any closer to finding husbands.

The Glam Fairies have their hands full when a motivational speaker comes in looking for style motivation. See the fairies transform her tired, old look into something fresh and fun. Plus, Briella decides to become a motivational speaker herself as she helps dramatic Jon overcome his fear of bugs and heights.

A Christian girl group is in need of an edgier, mainstream look in time for a showcase that might help them snag a record deal. While the ladies seem open to wilder hair and makeup, their resistance to sexy, more form fitting clothing has the Glam Factory, especially Glamo, worried. Can they let go of their conservative selves and let glam takeover? Meanwhile, to everyone's surprise, Alexa has fallen in love and has allowed her boyfriend of four months, Sean, to move in with her. But Sean's clean-freak ways has control-freak Alexa reeling, especially when he touches her makeup stash. Can they make it work before it's too late?

When Alexa gets hired to direct a print ad for a plus-size clothing store, her biggest worry from the get-go is keeping order in the studio. Jon and Glamo are still at odds with each other--and their heated arguments take a turn for the worse when Glamo gets featured on a gay website. Plus, his newfound fame goes straight to his head, and it's not long before he's acting like the head honcho of the Glam Factory. However, Alexa's attention is drawn away from her immature staff when the two curvy models she's hired for the photo shoot don't see eye-to-eye on what constitutes being a plus-size girl.

A tough female football squad needs sponsors to keep their team going, so they tap Alexa to soften their look for an upcoming meeting. They're ecstatic when Alexa comes up with an idea for a promotional video that showcases both their athletic and feminine sides. But the Glam Fairies have their work cut out for them, as most of the footballers have never worn make-up or high heels a day in their life. Meanwhile, objects are mysteriously disappearing and moving around in the Glam Factory and Alexa's dog's wacky behavior has everyone convinced that their space is haunted. No stranger to spirits, Alexa brings in a paranormal expert to get rid of their ghost problem--but will it do the trick?

The Big Sister Organization wants Alexa to do a billboard featuring one of their big and little sister success stories: Kelly and Kristin. When Alexa finds out that Little Sister Kristen's birthday is right around the corner, she has the Fairies plan a surprise party for the end of the shoot. Plus, Alexa feels inspired and decides to give back by volunteering her fairies for community service in Hoboken to beautify the neighborhood, but instead, they get assigned to do something far less glamorous.