- The person that wears this
is your typical teenage white girl.
(laughter)
(anticipatory music)
- (Woman whispers) Turn around.
(gasps)
- Fucking Auni.
- [All] Aww.
- Sorry, we were best friends growing up,
and we haven't seen each other in, like, forever.
- Am I dressing them?
Like, putting clothes on them?
- Huh, sounds fun.
I feel like this is, like, purposely throwing me off.
I feel like a boy is wearing this.
You.
- Hi, I'm Dave. - Hi, I'm Aunjoli.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
What do you do for work?
- Aside from doing a little clothing design,
I'm also a charter boat captain.
- Yeah, this looks really boat,
boat, you know.
Boat, charter boat thing. (laughter)
Sailor, yeah, sailor.
You're on boats.
This looks like, real, you know, Bahama Breeze.
This is you. - Sure.
A little tight.
(zipper snaps) (gasps)
Oh, the zipper's, okay, there we go.
(chill music)
- [Anjuli] Huh.
- There we go, what do you think?
- No.
(ambient tropical music)
(applause)
This looks thrifted.
Distressed denim, it's a little different than usual.
I feel like this belongs to
somebody that's a transplant from somewhere else.
I don't know, some random - [Interviewer] Like some--
- Nebraska or something.
(laughter)
- Yeah.
They're like, oh yeah, I'm in the tech scene,
the coffee, you know, like.
(laughter)
Hmm
You.
Go ahead, put it on. - Alright.
- The shirt gives me vibes, like,
I bring my own grocery bags to the store type.
(laughter)
Yeah, this is definitely her outfit.
(guitar rock music)
Well, there's like a romper.
Ooh, some hammer pants, actually.
It's cute for the right person.
I wouldn't wear it.
The person that wears this
is your typical, teenage white girl.
Jade, if you brought this, I'm gonna be so pissed.
(laughter)
(giggling)
- I think it's yours.
- Okay.
- Because I'm the teenage white girl.
(laughter)
(quickening music)
- No.
(rap music)
Ugh, I suck at this.
I already know who that one belonged to,
like literally, as soon as she started putting it on,
I was like
- Yes.
- Yeah.
Ooh.
I like this person's style.
Is this like cashmere?
Yup.
I feel like you're a cashmere type of lady.
- Aw, thanks.
- And you're not afraid to take risks,
that's what it is, because this is like--
- Ooh, I like that.
- Because this is, like, colored leather.
(laughter)
Sequins and cashmere.
(slow orchestral music)
This outfit looks really,
ooh, there's a surprise underneath.
The skirt.
I thought it was shorts.
Aw shit.
I keep looking at this guy over here
'cause he's just real,
like I could see him in that.
- Hi. - Hi.
What's your name?
- I'm Hector. - Aunjoli.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
What do you like to do on the weekends?
- Hanging out with my friends.
Hiking.
(laughter)
We go to the park.
- This is a nice picnic, park outfit.
This is for you.
- Okay.
(electronic dance music)
- It's fitting way too perfectly.
(upbeat techno music)
I'm thrown off by the crop top.
Actually, this is really conflicting me
because it's like both
man and female.
This is Jade's.
She's cute, but she is also a tomboy.
- [Jade] Hey friend.
(upbeat hip hop music)
- It's very eccentric because it's just lively and green
and I feel like I have both of these spectrums
like, on one side it's like
you know, free spirit white guy
and then your favorite Kenyan uncle over here
so ... (laughs)
- I am picking this for Richard because
who I actually think it is
already has clothes on
but I know it's not his
because it's not pressed all the way
and whoever wears this
actually uses their handkerchief
it's not just for show like it's actually,
they use it.
(instrumental brass music)
Yeah.
- Like, your uncle good?
Or like, "Damn, I gotta go talk to that guy" good?
(awkward shudders)
(laughter)
(brass and guitar music)
Dahae, right Dahae?
- Mhmm.
- And Ricar...? - Hector.
- Hector!
It's 'cause Richard and then, whatever.
- I'm stuck in your head?
(laughter)
- These two.
Oh, and Jade.
Oh boy.
Whoever's this is, they made it themselves.
Come come, my darling. - Wow, beautiful.
(Spanish guitar music)
- Oh.
Oh!
(laughter)
I hate judging people off of what they like
look like or what they wear.
Oh my God.
That makes sense.
(laughter)
Come.
Come, come.
Did you make this?
- I did.
I like fashions from around the world,
different cultures, different time periods.
- That explains the monk influence.
- Mhmm.
There's kind of a Eastern influence for this
but I do a lot of different things
that tie into different cultures.
- Hi. - Hi.
- You got it right.
- I did get it right.
She looks like a cashmere lady,
I'm telling you.
- That's right.
- What do you do for a living?
- I'm a fashion designer.
- Ooh.
What is your least favorite trend right now in fashion?
- Skinny jeans.
- Skinny jeans, why?
- Because I think jeans are totally making
a turn around.
Skinny's been around for probably eight years now,
I think the whole bootcuts coming back
the wide leg crop.
- Makes sense.
- Hello, it's me.
- Hello, hello.
- A less melanated teenage American.
(laughter)
- Whoopsies
Like the earrings, it all ties in together
so it makes sense.
Describe your style and what influences you.
- This is like a little out there for me
like a little like, if I'm trying to get looks.
I just like appropriating straight culture
and making it gay.
I wear like a lot of work wear and jumpsuits.
- Make people uncomfortable,
- Yeah
- it's always the best.
This makes a lot of sense.
Like I said, she dresses like a boy.
- Um, she said I looked like a tech transplant
who shops at PCC-- (loud laughter)
So ...
- That was a joke guys.
- Hello.
- What do you do?
Do you do fashion for a living?
- No, I'm a freelance artist.
- What's your style?
- I definitely like to stay in the world of androgyny
It's like Woman's XL,
Men's random shirt from Korea
but yeah, no.
I like to play with different tones of black
within the world of gray.
- This guy.
I am not surprised.
- Uh, why are you not surprised?
- Well, I put you in a skirt
because, I don't know.
But like, is this like a everyday look for you
or is this just like-- - No.
This was a look that I wore when I went to Costa Rica
so it was for the beach.
- Why?
- Why not?
It's cute!
I like it.
- Where do you work at?
- Uh, I'm a stylist.
Why are you against it?
- I'm not against it at all.
- Okay.
Why are you giving me that look?
- It's just something that I wouldn't put her in.
- Why?
Just be honest, just tell me.
I'd love to know.
Sincerely, I'm serious.
- Because it just looks like something
that a younger person would wear.
But, um
It just looks like--
- No, I get that.
- I honestly, I feel like I would've wore this
in middle school.
(Aunjoli laughs)
- It's your favorite Nigerian Uncle.
- I am so disappointed in you.
There is like a wrinkle right here, and right here
and look at this
- You do realize this is like--
- Look look look,
Okay but look
See, the crease was already there
- Okay.
- But it's not crisp.
- I let you down?
- You let me down.
- It was nerve-racking.
Ooh.
Ayy
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