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we have josephine modeling for us, speaking of chains. we see a lot of that here. this trend literally though. right? >> no. this is a fabulous dress. you can wear it with just pearls and play it up a different way. it is great for going out to dinner or playful like this with the fun open-toed boots and lots and lots of silver jewelry. i think it is a great trend because you can work it any way you want. >> speaking of the draping, the silhouette that you see, you see this going on here, too. that's something we'll see carry through this fall and into the spring season. >> definitely. lots of draping. draping in new ways where it is almost very off-handed, not so intentional where it almost just playing with fabric. women are getting more confident about working their clothes to make it work for themselves. the idea of just off-handed things. >> that can be very flattering to the body, too, i would imagine, when it's not so glued to you. >> yeah. drapes hide a lot of sins, i guess. >> exactly. thank you, josephine. and the asymmetrical trend is finally what we're

but would jessi, jedidiah josiah and josephine have what it takes to make it in the studio?ng to do it over and over again. >> so are we ready to go? >> yeah. >> we've had some anxiety, we've had some tear, but it's all good and all part of any process that's difficult. >> it needs to be perfect because that's why you're here, to make it sound really really good. >> high five. all right. ♪ >> reporter: since most of the recording studios required just one member at a time the rest of the group would find fun elsewhere. >> they have an awesome game room upstairs. >> i like the pin ball. >> reporter: rock star treatment aside, this band of sisters and brothers were here to make music their fans would love. >> they're incrediblital lebted. very gifted all of them. >> we want to have the sound like we did live but just sound better. >> reporter: after three long days in the studio. ♪ i think i love you you ♪ >> reporter: -- two classic songs eamericaned, reimagined for a new generation. >> definitely a little harder than performing live for something. >> i still like it, though.