This video features a humorous discussion and transformation of the Try Guys' fashion, particularly Keith, Ned, and Zach, as they explore Gen Z fashion trends. They express their confusion about Gen Z fashion, discuss their own styles, and receive fashion makeovers. The makeovers involve various clothing items like oversized pants, mesh tops, tie-dye, and accessories, all inspired by different Gen Z fashion influencers and musicians. The transformation results in mixed reactions from the Try Guys, ranging from enthusiasm to hesitation, but ultimately, they embrace the new looks and experiment with their styles.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The speaker is a millennial who has been through the 2008 market crash and dresses in all black and boots as a result.
2. The speaker wears skinny jeans almost exclusively.
3. Gen Zers do not like skinny jeans.
4. The speaker's style is described as "close, comfy, and convenient."
5. The speaker's favorite outfit is called "yellow fruit salad," which consists of mostly yellow clothing with a little pop of blue.
6. The speaker is sponsored by Crocs and is trying on different outfits with the shoes.
7. The speaker is influenced by musicians such as Tyler the Creator and BTS's Jimin.
8. The speaker's style is described as "indie soft boy" or "skater type."
9. The speaker is afraid of skateboarding.
10. The speaker has never worn Crocs before and thinks they are like "marshmallow shoes."
11. The speaker's stylist, Audrey Brienne, is an LA-based stylist who specializes in celebrity wardrobe styling.
12. The speaker's friend, Ned, has become a "lesbian" in previous transformation videos and is described as a "hot artistic lesbian mom."
13. The speaker's friend, Eugene, is described as wearing a "Luke" outfit.
14. The speaker's friend, Jake, is technically a Gen Xer but doesn't know what that means.
15. Gen Zers do not hang out at malls, but instead at movie theaters.
16. The speaker's delicate energy is suited for a "soft boy" look.
17. The speaker's stylist wants to allow both their masculine and feminine sides to rise out in their outfit.
18. The speaker feels like they nailed it with their outfit, which includes a blouse and pants that are comfy.
19. The speaker's outfit is compared to a Jackson Pollock painting, with a clash of different things.
20. The speaker learned a lot from looking at different outfits and had fun with their outfit for the first time in two years.