How Carnie Wilson of Wilson Phillips Dressed for the Interview Circuit THE singer and songwriter Carnie Wilson, 43, is part of the pop trio Wilson Phillips, which had a cameo in "Bridesmaids" last year and released a new album, "Dedicated," last week. The group will also debut the reality show, "Wilson Phillips: Still Holding On," on the TV Guide Network this Sunday. Ms. Wilson, a Los Angeles native, is married to the producer and musician Rob Bonfiglio. Had a voice-over audition and then went to Loehmann's in Beverly Center to check out our display. They're carrying our CD. I was wearing black leggings, black Me Too ballet flats with silver buckles and a black beaded T-shirt by Style&co., an extra-large but not a plus-size. That's a really big deal for me. But as I was walking through the store, I went crazy with shopping. I needed blinders! I ended up buying stretchy bone-colored pants and cork platform sandals in a beautiful saddle brown that matched the bag I was carrying. After, I headed to an interview for E! I use a stylist, Art Conn, who is my savior. I wore a short-sleeve dress with three stripes of color: aqua on top, a stripe of green and then black; my black leggings and a pair of patent leather nude heels with an open toe. I probably tried on 50 dresses by 9 a.m. I was with my glam squad - Art, the hairdresser and makeup artist - to plan out my coming New York appearances. I wore a pair of dark Calvin Klein jeans, red Toms shoes and an adorable top by Romeo & Juliet Couture in indigo blue with bell sleeves. It's been so exciting, especially as I've been losing weight. I have so much more confidence when trying on clothes. Now it's not about hiding this or that. Later, an on-camera interview for our reality show, sit-down, so it didn't matter much what was on the bottom: just jeans. I wore a raspberry-sorbet-colored top with pink sequins and a matching cardigan. I've been trying to do more color. For jewelry, I wore gold double hoops by Sheila Fajl and a sick gold ring that had gray, black and raspberry stones. Taped "Piers Morgan Tonight" in the morning, so I put on a snakeskin print black-and-white Donna Morgan dress (shown above), with black patent leather Nine West open-toed wedges. Had gone first to Amoeba to check out albums - such a cool music store. After the interview it was off to record some voice-overs for the reality show. I changed into black jeans by Source of Wisdom, with the perfect waistline that's not too high or too low. I had on my Torrid black blazer with lace trim and Calvin Klein black ribbed T-shirt with purple rhinestones. I switched into shoes by American Eagle that were black flats with a sling-back and a bow. I got them for $14.99 at Payless. I love them so much I'm going to go back and get them in red and denim. Slept in until 7:30 a.m., which - with my 2- and 6-year-old daughters - was a small miracle. To prep meals for my plane ride to N.Y.C. tomorrow, I wore a turquoise Cupio peasant top that tied in the middle with big bell sleeves and threw on black leggings. The shoes - turquoise huaraches that were completely inappropriate for the drizzling rain - I got at DSW. When my work gets crazy like this, I make sure to always have vitamins, water and proper food with me. That has helped me to lose 33 pounds. Spent the rest of the day packing and having family time. It's nice to work and travel with Rob - he's the producer and in the band - but it's harder for the family. Caught a flight to N.Y.C. in the outfit I wore for the E! appearance, only I added a long black cardigan sweater. I also brought along a Michael Kors black leather carry-on with brown trim - really cute with the MK print everywhere. I had eyeliner going on. Went to the salon early for hair and makeup for the band's Google performance. I wore a Donna Ricco black shrug and Suzi Chin for Maggy Boutique purple, turquoise and black snakeskin faux wrap dress. The cut, which dips low in the front, is really romantic. For shoes, I slipped on black Taryn Rose patent leather pumps. I've been on a patent-leather kick lately. In the evening, we had a fabulous date night at Blue Ribbon Sushi in SoHo. Began in the same day clothes, but ended up in raspberry-colored lingerie from Macy's. Two segments on the "Today" show. First segment, I wore a dolman-sleeve dress with a sexy slit up the arm. It was in electric blue with a hint of indigo and a lovely silky material. I wore my hair in a ponytail and had on gold hoops. I wore the nude patent leather pumps with open toe. It's all about the nude pump. Art recommended it a while ago to elongate the leg. He was right. It makes you feel creamy and delicious. For the second segment, another blue dress. This one was by Calvin Klein, hit below the knee, and had a thin red patent leather belt. I added Via Spiga open-toe sling-back red pumps to match the belt. I stayed in this look for the rest of the day for 10 on-camera interviews and 4 phoners. Any free time we had, Rob and I spent walking around the Village and SoHo. It was so beautiful out, the mood was "just seize the day."