Now Trinny Woodall's baring her bottom in Poland (is nowhere safe from the exhibitionist style guru?)

By Mail Online ReporterThey may be away from our TV screens at the moment, but style gurus Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine are still bringing their hands-on approach to fashion around the world.

On their latest stop in the Polish capital Warsaw, Woodall showed she was just as content with her figure as ever as she flashed her legs - and backside - to thousands of female shoppers.

In a bid to encourage a Polish volunteer to be more body confident, the 46-year-old lifted up her tea dress to compare their thighs.

Thigh's the limit: Trinny Woodall shows a lot of leg as she encourages a Polish woman to be more body confident in a Warsaw shopping centre

Charming the predominantly female audience at the Galeria Mokotow shopping centre, Woodall and Constantine praised Polish women for having good dress sense, but joked they weren't impressed with the Polish men's fashion.

They then handpicked 12 very different women from the crowd to illustrate different body types and illustrate how to dress to suit their shape.

Since Woodall and Constantine's last ITV show Trinny & Susannah Undress The Nation was cancelled in 2007, the two women have been travelling the globe providing fashion advice with their live roadshows.
They have also launched a range of slimming underwear and continue to write fashion advice.

Copping a feel: Woodall gropes a woman's backside as Susannah Constantine looks on

Show us your legs: Constantine and Woodall encourage a Polish woman to show off her legs

But this month they returned to the small screen - albeit in an internet TV series - in a mockumentary show called Trinny and Susannah: What They Did Next.

The programme, which is screened on iVillage, sees the women play themselves in a Curb Your Enthusiasm style parody.

Woodall is seen indulging an endless beauty regime constantly injected with Botox, undergoing colonic irrigation and enduring anti-cellulite beatings on her bottom.

Constantine meanwhile is portrayed as an emotional lush always with a wine glass in hand and incapable of coping without her personal assistant.

Drawing a crowd: Hundreds gathered to watch the pair dole out fashion advice

In a tongue in cheek look at their life after losing their ITV deal the pair are shown desperately trying to land an advertising contract with a kitchen cleaning product and planning a celebratory party to mark signing on the dotted line.

Constantine told the Daily Mail: ‘We were getting a few knocks after the ITV thing. But we thought – let’s turn things around and turn it into a positive.’

Woodall added: ‘The first show sets up the story and makes you realise it is a parody. The whole thing is very English - it is quintessentially English humour. We are really just taking the p**s out of ourselves.’

Aside from relaunching their small screen career, Constantine is also writing a novel.