Kurata told POPSUGAR that she believes after giving up her baby, Delilah is dealing with the emotional ramifications and resists being pushed into adulthood. "She's still young and still going through all these things that teenagers go through and crushes on boys and stuff like that. So I think her style begins to change where before it was more like eco-conscious social justice, statement T-shirts, and a little bit baggier, and now she's being a little bit more girlish and trying to be a little bit more feminine," Kurata said.
"Nathan is also kind of starting to break free from his ultrapreppy style, and he starts to wear a little more vintage and a little bit baggy, a little bit more relaxed. His change is a little more subtle, but it's sort of creeping in," Kurata said.
As for Arianna, Kurata assured us that she's always her "baddie self" even as she starts to explore her style more and gets into (surprise!) IG witches and witchy vibes, as Kurata described it. "I think because she has two gay dads, there's this battle of feminine and tough-girl street vibes, and so she mixes that and she's figuring out where she wants to go in this world. Will she get out of this pink phase? Who knows. There's subtle changes I think with the second season that go in line with the action that's happening in the world," Kurata explained.
