Season two on Dave, the look and feel
is a little more elevated and thoughtful.
The way it looks is so crucial to me.
I put so much time and energy into that.
And that comes down to not only the cinematography,
but also the set dressing, and the set
design, and the wardrobe.
Yo.
House so big it took two days to answer the door, huh?
Man, them overall is crazy.
Like a lot of location based shows, the city
that you're shooting and can often become
another character in the show.
It's a beautiful locale.
And the weather, and the palm trees.
Like, texturally, it's a great city.
We're all over the place to show the differences
between the friend groups, and their financial backgrounds,
and where they grew up, where they're from.
The coolest, most purest version of the show is one that
feels totally real, but on the other hand, I want to be like,
I want to wear [BLEEP] like this, which is not
unlike something I would wear.
But it's like, me, on like my best day, sometimes.
Dave is a comfort junkie.
He loves wearing sweatpants.
We try to marry the athleisure that's
going on right now with something timeless and classic.
Especially for Dave, he wears a lot
of floral patterns and pastels.
I didn't even realize how dedicated
I had become to the Dave look until season two.
1 do feel marginally bad about it,
I guess, but I feel if I'm coming to these rap shoots,
I need to be like, I guess with you, and not necessarily Mike.
Never, ever feel bad about being the boss, bro.
I think overall, across the board, everybody
has a really interesting style.
It's the one thing that when you look at our characters,
you're like, oh, that was very specifically
chosen for a reason.
GaTa's style is wild.
He can wear anything, and GaTa loves
to approach every scene that he's in like a blank slate.
My mindset is there's no rules in fashion.
That's why people are really like my outfits,
because I have the confidence to put them on.
My pants might be a little too tight,
my shirt might be a little big.
You know, I might just come through with some vans on,
but I like to keep it simple.
Travis has a brand around himself.
He has an image that he likes to maintain, and part of that
includes some brands that he works with.
It's like my [BLEEP] from my closet.
I wear a lot of vintage t-shirts.
I don't really own any new clothes as much as I used to.
You keep doing you chillin', right?
You're hanging out chillin' and I like the sweatshirt,
because you're laid back.
Personally, I've really enjoyed seeing what
Romi has been putting on Emma.
Emma is kind of our fashionista.
It's a little bit of a tomboy feel.
It's a little bit sexy on the inside.
I'm so not like this off camera.
I couldn't be more plain.
In fact, the first time Dave saw me out of my costume,
he did not recognize me.
And I love that.
You know, I want Emma to be a character.
OK, for real though.
Did you guys hook up?
No.
I actually vomited on her.
I don't even want to know more.
We have to give a lot of credit,
too, to the hair and makeup team.
A lot of times when you see the outfit,
it's very much about the cohesion with the hair
and makeup, as well.
There's a lot of hair this season.
There is quite a few wigs, and Ally's blonde this season.
Ally went through a breakup.
And every time I've gone through a breakup,
I make a huge hair change, good or not.
I think it's really cool to see Ally,
like, playing with her look.
And she goes from brunette to blonde,
and is trying to have more fun.
Hi.
And this year, we really when we make an effort of actually
thinking about, like, well OK, he's
wearing this in this scene, and the backdrop
is this color, so here's how it's going to complement.
And really think about like, frames,
and how it all ties together.
And I think you really can see that this year.
Lil Dicky.
Yeah.
Ow.
Jesus Christ.
Season one people would stop us on the street,
and be like, Lil Dicky.
And this season they're like, oh my God, you're Dave.
Are you all right?
What's up.
Yes.
How you doing?
Good.
It feels cool to be a part of something that slightly changed
the culture in that little way.