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Dad, we've got some work to do.
I'm Tommy DiDario and this is my dad.
Tom DiDario.
A lot of people have asked me if I get my style
from my dad and the truth is, I don't.
(audience laughing)
No disrespect, but I can't say I grew up
with this fashion-forward, trend-setting dad.
It's very much what you see.
(plucking string music)
Well, my style is comfort.
When I was in college, my nickname was The T-shirt Kid.
I wore a T-shirt every day.
I had ten different T-shirts and every day I wore it.
This is one of my favorite shirts
that I hope nothing happens to.
I like to wear what feels good.
These are more of a dressier pair of sweatpants.
They have pockets.
I wear those sometimes when I have
to go somewhere a little bit more formal.
(audience laughing)
I love to wear white socks, I find them
to be the most comfortable socks you could possibly wear.
And I've also found other uses for them.
For example, these are my socks, here's my wallet.
Oh my God, I'm so embarrassed.
Here's my wallet within my socks.
My other sock, I have my trusty flip phone.
If it's soft, he'll wear it.
It doesn't matter what color, it doesn't matter what size,
doesn't matter who makes it, doesn't matter how old it is.
I don't know where this all came from.
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We usually have quite a few battles about dress.
(laughing)
Quite a few.
He'll look at me and say,
Dad, you have that on again today,
and I'll say, Tommy, but I'm comfortable.
And then we'll do our normal banter and then,
like Groundhog Day, we do it again the next day.
So today I am giving him a comfortable makeover.
I hope he turns out feeling like his best self.
That matters most to me.
When I give makeovers, it's all about how you feel inside.
I want him to feel confident.
I want him to know he looks great,
and I want him to take the tools that I teach him today
and apply them for the rest of his life.
You know what?
I'll give you 24 hours,
so hopefully in 24 hours I'll be a new me.
(audience applauding)
Okay, Tommy DiDario is here, Tom DiDario is backstage.
(audience applauding)
How did you come out like you?
Rach, that's a good question.
Like, who was your style icon?
I think I saw him growing up and ran the other way.
I was like, I cannot dress like that.
I'm still trying to get over the whole socks.
It's a lot to take in.
The wallet sock thing?
Yeah, yeah, and he's proud of that.
He's proud of that by the way.
He was psyched about it, yeah!
(audience laughing)
I think he already is his best self,
he just wants to be cozy.
He likes cozy, that was what was so cool
about when I gave him a makeover, Rach.
He realized that you can look good,
feel breathable, feel comfort,
and actually dress up a little bit.
All right, well he does still
have those dressy sweatpants I bet,
stashed away from you somewhere.
(laughing)
But let's see Dad.
Tom, you back there?
(audience applauding)
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Tom.
Lovely to have you, thank you, sir.
Hi, thank you so much.
You look great, Dad. I love you, buddy.
Can I just say, Tom, you look literally younger,
thinner, super fit.
You're kinda hot now that we can--
Oh man!
Now that we can see you.
Like, you were just buried, a lot of women do that,
bury themselves in too much oversized clothing
and it makes them look, well, not their best.
Right.
You look great.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Wow, you're handsome.
(audience laughing)
This is creepy.
(laughing)
Rach!
Come on, Rach!
Little hot for my friend's dad, weird.
Do you feel comfortable, sincerely?
I really feel great, I really do.
I always was kind of a sweatsuit type guy
and even though this is casual,
it would normally be uncomfortable, but I feel comfortable.
Yeah, you look like, he could go anywhere in Manhattan.
Oh yeah.
Anywhere. Oh yeah.
Out to a lovely supper anywhere like that.
Absolutely.
So what is this look about?
Uh, uh, whoa!
(audience applauding)
'Scuse me, 'scuse me, okay.
Wow, wow.
Apparently, Tom could also roll in Hollywood.
(laughing)
(audience cheering)
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