The video is a vlog by Safiya where she reviews a week's worth of clothing from the online retailer Fashion Nova. She compares the look of the clothes in person to how they appear in photos and on social media, and shares her personal experiences wearing each outfit.
Safiya begins by explaining her interest in Fashion Nova and its marketing strategies, including the hashtag #Novababes. She mentions her curiosity about the quality of the clothes and the difficulty in finding unbiased reviews due to the prevalence of sponsored posts.
She then proceeds to buy a variety of outfits from Fashion Nova, including a distressed pair of jeans, a gold tank top, a black jumpsuit with slits up the legs, a modern-day Bratz outfit, a ruched dress, a houndstooth velvet lounge set, and a crop top with a pencil skirt.
Safiya shares her experiences wearing each outfit, discussing how they compare to the photos and videos she saw on Fashion Nova's Instagram or website. She talks about the fit, the comfort, and any challenges she faced while wearing each outfit.
For instance, she mentions having to wear a little booty short underneath the distressed jeans, the difficulty in walking in the slit black jumpsuit, and the uncomfortable fit of the '90s baby' crop top and pencil skirt. She also shares her thoughts on the quality of the clothes, mentioning that while they look good in photos, they don't always feel as good when worn in person.
Safiya concludes her vlog by discussing her overall experience with Fashion Nova and whether she feels like a "Nova babe". She mentions that while the clothes look good online, many of them have issues when worn in person, such as flapping open or restricting movement.
In terms of comfort, Safiya's favorite outfit was the '90s baby' outfit, but aesthetically, she also liked the black jumpsuit that showed off her full thigh. She ends the video by thanking her viewers for watching and asking them to like, subscribe, and share her video.
Here are some possible key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tries to buy and wear a week's worth of clothing from Fashion Nova, an online clothing retailer.
2. The speaker compares the clothes to how they look on the website and on Instagram models, and evaluates them based on comfort, fit, style and quality.
3. The speaker orders seven outfits, each inspired by a different Instagram post featuring a Fashion Nova item or a Nova babe (a term for Fashion Nova customers or influencers).
4. The speaker pays for overnight shipping, but the clothes arrive in five days, and one item (the sunglasses) is missing from the package.
5. The speaker wears each outfit for a day and tries to recreate the Instagram pose at a similar location, such as a park, a mall, or IKEA.
6. The speaker likes some of the outfits, such as the 90s baby crop top and skirt, and the rooftop bar jumpsuit, but dislikes others, such as the Mura mesh dress and the truth about it denim Bermudas.
7. The speaker concludes that most of the outfits look good in photos, but are not very practical or comfortable for everyday wear, and that she is not a Nova babe.