Ranz and Niana’s Outfits On the Cover Were Actually Inspired By These Weird Cartoons

Loved Ranz and Niana Guerrero’s first ever NYLON Manila cover? Wait until you see all these cartoon character references behind the style.

Ranz and Niana are known for their larger-than-life personalities on and off social media, so it just made sense that we had to find these cartoon character references that matched their energy. Often seen in oversized sweaters and baggy pants, we just had to make it one size larger to add a bit of ✨spice✨. From the weird world of AAAHH!! Real Monsters to South Park, here are some nostalgic characters you might have missed!

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AAAHH!!! Real Monsters

What exactly is this pose called? Apparently it’s called the Totem Trench Disguise and is constantly used in cartoons. The oddballs of AAAHH!!! Real Monsters often got disguised in this huge coat to pass off as a regular human.

Steve Madden Ads from the 2000s

While this isn’t technically a cartoon series, shoe designer Steve Madden releasing these bobble head ads in the Y2K era was a cultural reset. Not gonna lie, Ranz is vibing low key.

Rocket Power and South Park

Ranz and Niana as Rocket Power characters? Having a guest episode on legendary show South Park? That’s a big fat YES.

The Wild Thornberrys and Ed, Edd n Eddy

Let’s face it, the only people who can rock those oversized puffer jackets by local designer Wilbur Lang are Ranz and Niana.

Niana as Ashley Spinelli from RECESS

Aside from her pig tails and cool sense of style, both Niana and Ashley Spinelli of Disney’s RECESS share the same come-as-you-are charm.

Koenma of Ghost Fighter, Theodore of Alvin and the Chipmunks, and Homer Simpson

Ranz wears a number of hats—dancer, rapper, director, vlogger to name a few!

Watch the full fashion film below: