RC: I'll be 24. For one path, I'll be finishing college, then I will be off to med school [to become] either a pediatric surgeon or an OB-GYN, or something like that. Then my other path, if things go this way, I will audition and keep landing roles until I'd have to stop because college comes first. Then maybe from there, I'll probably publish a book and resume my acting career. But I will still have my [degrees]. Then I'll probably be a political activist for women's rights, and then I want to be an ambassador for the Red Cross. So I'm going to get that done in about 10 years. to either remove or distance their state legislatures from the redistricting process. upgrading their homes like no other, Tan adding some much-needed new threads to their wardrobes, Antoni teaching them a thing or two in the kitchen, Jonathan breaking down the ins-and-outs of grooming, and Karamo helping confront some demons. While self-improvement is a major component of the show, so too is affirmation: the stars are all amazing at complimenting the guys they're making over both before and after the transformation. It's always so heartwarming to see the Fab Five tell their volunteers what they're already doing well — and then watching them gas them up with even more positive energy once their work is done. (Queer Eyeseason 2 is now available to stream onNetflixJust make sure you bring sometissues) So we thought we'd take some of those good vibes and turn it in on the Fab Five themselves with a good ol' fashionTeen Vogue