The Clothes Show returns - Telegraph Cult Nineties TV show The Clothes Show is being resurrected - but it's moved from our television screens to our computer screens. Anyone with a fondness for fashion who was around in the Nineties will remember The Clothes Show , so they'll surely be excited to hear that it's back. It was the first of its kind when it premiered on BBC One in 1986, bringing all the latest fashion news and looks together in one fun package. Hosted by designer Jeff Banks and fashion editor Caryn Franklin, who were later joined by the likes of Tim Vincent and Margherita Taylor, its terrestrial tenure ended in 2000 - but not before it had spawned Clothes Show Live, the annual event in Birmingham. READ: Caryn Franklin collects MBE in eco style It was resurrected a few years later by cable channel UKTV Style with Franklin continuing to host and Brendan Courtney and Louis Redknapp by her side, but sadly disappeared once again. Now, the team behind Clothes Show Live are bringing it back, and to a worldwide audience this time. The new show will be broadcast on a dedicated YouTube channel three times a week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday), but sadly there's no Caryn Franklin this time - instead there'll be a selection of well-known fashion and beauty bloggers as well as new up-and-coming talent to front it. Clothes Show TV will air for the first time on June 19 and promises to offer a look inside industry press events, red carpet how-to's as well as up-to-the minute style advice and trend forecasting from the glamorous world of fashion and beauty. Speaking about the decision to bring back the Clothes Show to our screens, Clothes Show managing director and executive producer Gavin Brown said: "At its height The Clothes Show had around 9 million viewers every Sunday night and was a British institution." The jury's out until the first episode airs, but we really hope they do the original justice.