Ep 5. Sky's the Limit

In season 2, episode 5 of Queer Eye, titled "Sky's the Limit," the Fab Five travel to the city of Atlanta to help a young man named Sky. Sky is a small-town guy with big dreams of making it in the big city, but he has not been able to find his footing yet. He recently graduated from college and moved to Atlanta to pursue his dream of becoming an interior designer, but he is struggling to find work and adjust to city life.

The Fab Five is excited to help Sky achieve his dreams, and they start by giving him a new look. Fashion expert Tan France works with Sky to create a stylish and professional wardrobe that will help him make a good impression on potential employers. Tan also shows Sky how to groom himself, and he encourages him to embrace his individuality.

Next, grooming expert Jonathan Van Ness works with Sky to give him a haircut and a beard trim. Jonathan also shares some tips for maintaining healthy skin, and he helps Sky develop a skincare routine that is appropriate for his skin type.

Interior design expert Bobby Berk is excited to help Sky pursue his dream of becoming an interior designer. He takes Sky to a local design store to pick out some items for a project they will be working on later. Bobby also works with Sky to declutter his apartment, making it more spacious and visually appealing.

Food expert Antoni Porowski is impressed with Sky's cooking skills, but he sees room for improvement. He shows Sky how to make some easy and healthy meals that he can prepare quickly in his small kitchen. Antoni also takes Sky to a local farmers' market to teach him about the benefits of using fresh, seasonal ingredients.

Finally, emotional expert Karamo Brown helps Sky address his feelings of self-doubt and insecurity. Karamo helps Sky to realize that his unique perspective is his greatest strength as an interior designer, and he encourages him to have confidence in his abilities.

Throughout the episode, the Fab Five helps Sky build his professional skills and his self-esteem. By the end of the episode, Sky is feeling more confident and optimistic about his future in Atlanta. He has a new look, a more functional apartment, and some valuable skills that he can use to pursue his dream of becoming an interior designer.