Netflix just launched their new reality show,Styling Hollywood, and we’re already obsessed with it.

The show follows the story of a Hollywood power couple – celebrity stylist Jason Bolden and interior designer Adair Curtis – who work at Bolden’s JSN Studios in Los Angeles.

Together, they give us a behind-the-scenes look into what is actually involved in styling celebrities for the red carpet and giving Hollywood a-listers a home makeover

Watch the trailer for Netflix’s Styling Hollywood below. Post continues after video.

Along the way, Bolden and Curtis share in some fun-loving relationship banter while they spread what they call their “black girl magic” to raise the fashion profile of celebrities of colour.

“We’ve never really heard about black interior decorators and celebrity stylists. The demand is really high for us,” says Bolden in the trailer.

Having just launched on Netflix last week, the show has already earned praise as one of the best celebrity stylist reality shows.

And like all good reality shows, it has its fair share of drama from supporting cast members like Curtis’ headstrong friend Kafia and their new styling assistant, John.

Oh and did we mention the string of season one cameos from stars like Vanessa Hudgens, Camila Mendes, Taraji P. Henson, and Yara Shahidi?

It’s enough for anyone who’scurious about the inner workings of the celebrity styling world to get hooked.

And clearly, we’re not the only ones who think so.

I binge-watched #StylingHollywood yesterday and it restored my faith in reality TV. ???????? https://t.co/rIInwYBE3t

— Raquel Willis (@RaquelWillis_) September 4, 2019

#StylingHollywood is A GEM!! Only watched one episode so far and I’m HOOKED! Two black queer men in love (married at that) conquering the world’s of fashion & interior design together.. you have no choice but to stan. THIS is the Representation we deserve and need

— Shelton Griffith (@flyrebel) August 30, 2019

So #StylingHollywood is a perfect show. It has all the things I want from a tv show. Black people, gay people, black gay people. I joke but seeing gay black love on display like that truly warms my heart. Also the plethora of beautiful black women. Like how can you not stan? https://t.co/t7LzzzfYSc

— Dewayne Perkins (@DewaynePerkins) September 3, 2019

In fact, some fans of the show arealreadywaiting for season two to drop.

Dear @netflix, I need like 100 more episodes of #StylingHollywood RIGHT NOW. More events, more houses, more drywall, more dresses & MORE TARAJI. ???? #ThankYouMorePlease

— Jamie Clayton (@MsJamieClayton) September 2, 2019

Okay… where is Season 2? #StylingHollywood pic.twitter.com/jplpW4LEgA

— Joseph Goncalves (@JosephG14) August 31, 2019

I finished watching all the episodes of Styling Hollywood and I’m not sure where I’ll next find happiness.

— Ashley Nicole Black (@ashleyn1cole) September 2, 2019

So if you haven’t already, addStylingHollywoodto the top of your Netflix binging list, you won’t be disappointed.

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