#Euphoria outfits tv

Dressed in custom made Batsheva top and trousers, Lexi exemplifies her elegant, if slightly more conservative style. Lexi begins to explore her style more this season, and this episode is the first indicator of this. In possibly one of Lexi’s most important episodes (this is the episode she properly meets Fez), Lexi really pulls out all the stops for New Year’s Eve, but in her way. Combined with the black gloves, hooped earrings, swept back 90s hair, and Amina Muaddi lace up heels, Maddy’s dressed like a woman who knows her worth is far more than Nate Jacobs.

This black cut out dress which can be found on Akna, embodies Maddy’s sense of sensuality and power in one look. Maddy did not come to play in this outfit, cementing her status as one of the key fashion players in Euphoria. Short, Y2K inspired denim skirt, anime inspired pastel crop top and the over the shoulder teal bag, this outfit speaks to Faye’s relationship with Custer, and her immature, playful attitude. As the introduction to Faye’s character, this outfit speaks for itself. In the word’s of Paris Hilton “Skirts should be the size of belt, life’s short, take risks,” and this is definitely advice that Faye takes to heart. A dark forest green, it shows a softer side to our favourite drug dealer and Lexi’s love interest. Included because of its significance in the episode, Fezco’s green jumper that he takes off before wrecking Nate Jacobs actually provides us some great insight into his character. Although we didn’t get to see much of Fez’s grandma after this episode, this look certainly has her down in Euphoria as an absolute legend.

In this royal blue tailored suit with the words “God’s Will, God’s Word” embroidered on the back, this is the look that got season two off with such a bang.

In the words of Fez, his grandmother truly is an absolute G for this look. We’ve rounded up what we believe to be the most iconic and important looks from season two: Fez’s Grandmother’s blue suit Although reactions to the second season have been mixed, the fashion and styling remains as strong and insightful as ever.

#Euphoria outfits tv

Euphoria is possibly the most influential TV show in fashion, with costume designer Heidi Bivens blending runway, couture and fast fashion into an image that feels real and true to how Gen-Z actually dress, or at least aspire to dress.