![]() ![]() “We chose that look because it was fun and perfectly represented the Faye silhouette that we kept through the whole season,” adds Vitto.Īs “The Girl No One Could Get,” Lexi surprised the audience - and Euphoria viewers - by channeling a decidedly “hot” aesthetic. “When sourcing her costumes I thought a lot about what kind of brands you find in a California thrift store: Roxy, Frankie B, Miss Sixty, Betsy Johnson, and random kids’ clothes.”Ī direct reference to Cowboy Bebop was Faye’s Nike Uptempo sneakers, and Vitto finished her first on-screen look with a bootleg anime halter (another ode to the cartoon character’s signature style), a Miss Sixty denim pleated mini skirt, underwear from Santee Alley, knee-high socks, and Hot Topic jewelry. “Faye is someone who is shopping at thrift stores and is drawn to things that are sexy and cute and kind of pop on a thrift rack,” Vitto tells NYLON. “She grew up in Ventura County and a lot of pieces that Faye wears are things that felt nostalgic to Angelina,” says Bivens. Bivens leaned on her assistant costume designer Angelina Vitto to create Faye’s look. Sam Levinson was inspired by the anime series Cowboy Bebop’s Faye Valentine when writing up the character of the same name, played by Chloe Cherry, which also influenced the way Faye dressed in Euphoria. “That definitely gave me more room and permission to have more fun with it.” It certainly shows: Cassie’s Oklahoma (or not) outfit, Lexi’s “hot” makeover, and pretty much all of Maddy’s looks were some of the most memorable fashion moments from the show so far.Īhead, Bivens breaks down the meaning and backstories behind Euphoria Season 2’s best outfits, from Faye’s anime-inspired style and Samantha’s vintage closet to Maddy and Cassie’s literally matching sets. “My creative process hasn’t evolved, but my approach to it changed with the second season because of the excitement I saw around the clothes, hair, and makeup from the first season that the fans of the show were inspired and excited about,” Bivens tells NYLON. From TikTok challenges to a weekly onslaught of memes, she’s seen it all - and the attention has only inspired her to have a little more fun when it comes to dressing the show’s characters. Snag Maddy’s most covetable fashions, below.Costume designer Heidi Bivens is well aware of the fandom surrounding Euphoria’s fashion. While many of her adorable Blumarine pieces and Jacquemus looks have sold out or are temporarily unavailable in her colorway, a few of Maddy’s hallmark pieces are still available to shop. Thanks to costume designer Heidi Bivens, some of Maddy’s looks will not be forgotten anytime soon - we’re talking about her I.AM.GIA Lucid plunging bra top and cutout pants matching set (from the carnival scene), and her vintage fashion montage scenes in season 2, where she wore archival Mugler and Norman Norell. Since season 1, Euphoria‘s Maddy Perez has stood out as one of the most boundary-pushing characters on the show when it comes to her style. ![]() Maddy’s birthday dress resulted in an uptick of searches for its designer Marc Jacobs, her Akna New Year’s Eve dress has also received a lot of love from Lyst app users, as did pieces from Miaou. “Our insights show that Maddy’s style is driving the biggest spikes in fashion searches, with an increased interest in cutout dresses (+42% in February) and cropped cardigans (+18%),” Lyst, a fashion technology platform and premium shopping app, announced on its website. According to Lyst, Alexa Demie’s character Maddy on the HBO hit teen drama is the most stylish character on the show, after her edgy ensembles skyrocketed in search results. ![]() The stats confirm what we’ve known all along, Euphoria’s Maddy Perez is officially East Highland’s best dressed student.
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