When Queer Eye, a TV series — originally titled Queer Eye for the Straight Guy (2003) — was revived as a web series with a fresh cast in 2018, its creator David Collins must not have foreseen the way the show will impact pop culture. We mean, what's so great about a series on makeovers anyway, right? But, as the tagline suggest, this is "more than a makeover".

In each episode, the cast comprising five gay men — Bobby Berk for design, Karamo Brown for culture, Antoni Porowski for food, Jonathan Van Ness for grooming, and Tan France for fashion — seek to turn around the lives of typically mangy, nonchalant and self-deprecating humans, highlighting the need for self-care and self-love. The show has entertained millions and inspired many more, becoming a major influence for fashionistas, mainly when France invented an interesting trend — the French tuck.