Stars Hollow Style: Season 2 Fashion Show

0:00 I am all in. I guess you Stars Hollow Style with Easton Allen, an iHeart Radio podcast that was Scott Patterson. This is an iHeartRadio podcast and you are listening to the voice of Easton Allen. Thank you for joining me. This is Star's Hollow Style. We're talking about the outfits of Gilmore Girls. Everybody and if you joined us last week, we just wrapped up season two of Gilmore Girls. A really incredible season, a fantastic run. We had such a fun time breaking down every single outfit in the season, and of which there are many. Season three is on the horizon. But before we get into that, I thought this would be fun. We didn't do this at the end of season one. I'm sorry, I couldn't get my act together, and I didn't really even get it together

1:03 this time, but we're still doing it. I thought it would be fun to do like a an end of season recap kind of a thing, like almost like a like this is the end of fashion Week. We're doing the final the final show, the final catwalk. We're gonna go through some of the outfits that really jumped out at me throughout the entire season, and then we're gonna award the best and Worst looks for all of season two. Okay, this is not comprehensive. I just kind of I just went back through the episodes and just the things that really loomed large in my mind. So if there's something that I missed, if there's something that you felt was robbed, let us know on Instagram at I am all in podcast and let your voice be heard, because there are

1:48 ears listening, you know, there's We might jump around here. I just have a list of my favorites, but let's let's get into this. You know, we'll start with the day with the premiere episode, Season two, Episode one. My favorite outfit from that episode Lourali's floral dress with gold embroidered flowers. She was to a Friday night dinner. It was by Catherine Melandrino, and that Laurai wears a lot of florals in this season specifically, and the embroidered flowers in this dress, I just I loved it so much.

2:29 I kept thinking about it, I kept coming back to it, and I felt that kicking off this season with that was so important because of the finale of season one. She gets proposed to. She gets proposed to by Max Medina, and there's so many flowers everywhere, and these early episodes there's a lot of florals, and starting it off with this one I felt was very, very important, and that is why we are talking about it here on this season two recap. Jumping around a little bit. I also thought, you know, I didn't want to just go episode by episode and talk about my favorite ones, because you can just go back and listen to this. I thought this would be kind of fun to do, like a superlative thing, so I kind of gave out little little trophies like this.

3:12 Let's jump to season two, episode fifteen, Lost and Found. This had my biggest surprise in terms of fashion. Lorelei is wearing a T shirt of a cat, a little gray cat wearing a tiara. I call it Princess Kitty. This shirt has become the biggest mystery to me. That's why I give it the biggest surprise. I could not hunt this shirt down. I couldn't find any information about it.

3:36 I thought that there would be a million reproductions of this. I thought it was a beloved Gilmore Girls artifact and they were in every Target and in every store. That is not the case. It is alluded me to this day, and I surched on a near daily basis, so that has caught me by surprise the most. As from season two episode fifteen, it is Lorelei's Princess Kitty T shirt.

3:58 I coined that phrase. You can think me for calling it that. Next up, there's there's a few crossovers in the world of fashion in season two that I really really liked and I really appreciated. So we'll start with season two episode eight, the Ins and Outs of Ends. This one jumped out because there's a double crossover in this episode. There's from the same characters. Isn't this crazy?

4:26 Lorale Gilmore and Phoebe Buffet from Friends wear the same shirts and it happens twice in this episode. Okay, first, Lorelei is wearing a light blue floral top. It's it's like a long sleeve and there's just kind of like like light red flowers on it. Phoebe wears the same the same top. Hers has a fur collar, though, so they either I like to think it's the exact same piece and they just took the collar off for Lorale, but it could just be, you know, they had multiple ones in the Warner brothers wardrobe department, but I thought that was very fun. And then later the episode there's a dense floral pattern button up and they both wear that as well. I thought that was really remarkable and something we only saw in season two so far. We'll

5:11 see what the rest of the seasons have for us. In season two, episode nine, run Away little Boy, Lorelei's classmate that she ends up that has a crush on her, Paul. He's wearing a South Park T shirt when he walks into Luke Steiner. I thought that was very fun. Because Gilmore Girls loves pop culture references. They talk, they make references to things constantly in the dialogue of things that either are historical things or other TV shows, music, movies, all kinds of stuff. But it's very rare in the show that we see a physical manifestation of something from our universe. And if you listen to I Smell pop Culture.

5:51 A while back, the first iteration of this broadcast, we talked about a thing called the Gilmore Girls Sopranos paradox. Where you've probably seen this on the internet. It's Lorelei makes a reference to Tony Soprano, which means sopranos exists in the world of Gilmore Girls. But then there's an episode of The Sopranos where they are watching Gilmore Girls on TV. So there is a possibility that Tony Soprano's watching TV and then sees the characters reference him. I love that idea. It breaks my brain, and that is less likely to happen in the world of South Park.

6:25 But I do love seeing a character wearing a self Park T shirt on Gilmore Girls. It just adds more realism to this and it grounds the show in a way that is desperately needed in this kind of hyper realism that they do on Gilmore Girls. That's why that shirt made it to our year end recap. Year End. What am I talking about? It's at the end of the year, It's the season and recap. I'm sorry you guys.

6:46 I was just getting ahead of myself. Happy twenty twenty seven. Alrighty another This one was one of my favorite IDs that we got. This one. This is from season two, episode nineteen. A tiscit a tasket. We like to identify the shirts, the clothes, the outfits when we can and tell you where you can get them, and this one was a huge win for me and in our team here at Stars Hollow Style, and I'm going to tell you about it. After these words, we're back. We're back at Stars Hollow Style. My name is Easton Allen. We're talking about the entirety of season two of Gilmour Girls.

7:31 The clothes, the clothes. Okay, we're doing a season end recap before we head into season three. We're looking back on our favorite outfits from season two and before the break, we're talking about my favorite spotting, my favorite ID from the season. This is season two, episode thirteen, A tisket a tasket. In this episode, Rory is wearing a pink rose Mosquino sweater. It's like it's like a knit. It kind of feels like like mohair or something. It's a really interesting texture. It's got this really nice stylized rose on it. I really like this sweater. I would wear this, I honestly would. And we recognized it as Mosquino, which is a fantastic brand. I own a lot of Mosquito stuff myself. I have a Flintstone's necklace that it got

8:17 from them. They're wacky and cool and sew up my alley and I really like this sweater because it's classy but also very fun. And this one has appeared on not one, but two other TV shows from the era, and I thought that was a blast, So it clearly it is a popular sweater. Besides in my world, this was also seen on Jenna Elfman in Dharman and Greg and Alisa Donovan on Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Yes, that is my favorite spotting from this season. Also, I wanted to point out this is a red letter moment in season two for something that becomes kind of a bigger theme.

9:01 You know, we look at season two and we think about the fashion where there's a lot of floral's, there's a lot of Paisley that just kind of a hold over from season one. But something else that kind of becomes a major player is our friend Emily the Strange, our weird Wednesday Adams looking little girl who was popular on hot topic in the early two thousands. A lot of her on Rory this season, and the first appearance of Emily the Strange in Gilmore Girls shows up in season two episode seventeen, Dead Uncles and Vegetables, and it's not on Rory. No, Rory becomes the steward of Emily the Strange. But the first time we really see something from the brand is on Laura. I she's wearing a T shirt of a crazy cat and I know earlier

9:46 in this episode we talked about Princess Kitty. This cat is no good. It's wild. He's standing up on all forest tails up in the air, screaming, a really scary looking cat. This is from Emily the Strange. We see Emily return in and Laura laies or Sorry, and Rory's cast, Rory's clothes stickers on her notebooks. Rory is a big Emily the Strange fan, but but Loralai led the charge. Okay, guys, Okay, this is season two of Gilmour Girls. We had so much fun doing this, but we need to hand out the best and worst of the entire season. Okay, the entire season, and this is tough to do. This is a very tough decision, especially for me. I just feel so emotionally connected to these episodes and these outfits, but

10:39 unfortunately we do have to hand these out. We're gonna start off with the worst of the entire season. Okay, the worst one season two episode seven, like Mother Like Daughter, the worst outfit of the entire season, goes to Lorli Gilmore the shirt with Buddha on it that reads fortune boy. I find this shirt deeply offensive. I find it upsetting.

11:04 It's not fun, it's baffling. It's everything I dislike about the fashion of Gilmore girls, and it's embodied in this shirt Fortune boy. From season two episode seven, Congratulations, you have one the worst outfit of the entire season. Now time for the best. The best outfit of season two, the one that made me, that made my jaw drop, my favorite one. And I have to apologize if this seems like recncy bias, but I swear this is how I feel. I think the best outfit from season two is from the finale, the season two finale I can't get it started, episode twenty two, and it is Rory's bride'smaid dress. Rory's draped cowl neckline blue bride'smaid dress. I love it so much. I think it looks so good on her. I think at accents Alexis's blue eyes so well.

11:59 I really love If you listen to that episode, it's from last week we talked about how Loralai tells Suki that she's going to wear blue to her wedding. When she and Jackson go on their first day, and I love that she and Rory kept this promise in this with these dresses because Loyala is wearing the same dress basically, but it just looks so good on Rory. I loved it.

12:18 I keep thinking about it still. I truly think this is the best outfit of the entire season. Let me know what you guys think on Instagram at iaml In podcast. We love to hear your voice. We love to hear your written word, your opinions, what you think about these outfits. Fashion is such a big part of Gilmore Girls, and it has been a blast to recap these episodes with you through season two. We're going to continue on with season three. The premieeres coming next week. You guys, do not miss it. This is Star's Hall Style. Bye, hey everybody, and don't forget Follow us on Instagram at I Am all In podcast and email us at Gilmore at iHeartRadio dot com.