| NEWME | Moniker after a lifestyle change |
| EXTREMEMAKEOVER | Reality show: Lifestyle changes |
| ORAL | Cover for a lifestyle in a manner of speaking (4) |
| NOMADIC | Wandering, a ... lifestyle |
| DECADENT | Dissipated, a ... lifestyle (8) |
| ELTON | The singer lives a lifestyle Tonbridge people hid (5) |
| EASYSTREET | Simple setter adjusted to such a lifestyle? (4,6) |
| ELLEFANNING | Using a lifestyle magazine to cool off? |
| EMO | Brooding, but as a lifestyle |
| SEDENTARY | Like a lifestyle that doesn't involve much exercise |
| FRUGAL | Economically prudent, a ... lifestyle |
| MIDLIFECRISIS | Panic often resulting (for men) in ill-advised lifestyle changes (7,6) |
| REGIMEN | Course of treatment - diet, exercise, medication, lifestyle changes etc (7) |
| NEWYOU | Description to one who's just made lifestyle changes, with "the" |
| SELFCONFIDENTLY | Find lifestyle changes involving criminal - one escaping coolly (4-11) |
| SRIDEVI | Late actress who inspired husband Boney Kapoor's weight loss and lifestyle changes. (7) |
| MART | Trading center (or the start of a lifestyle arbiter's split personality) |
| HOUSEANDGARDEN | Hand over ring, and exploit danger, devise a lifestyle journal (5,3,6) |
| ELLE | This hybrid tea rose variety is a lifestyle magazine (of French origin) focusing on fashion, beauty, health and entertainment - and is also found in hellebores! (4) |
| YUPPIES | Well-paid middle-class professionals with a lifestyle to match (7) |
