In scenes like these, the series gets at something really important. Another is Maddy rummaging through a stranger’s closet while she’s babysitting. An example of this is the hilarious and horrifying scene where Cassie literally embodies Oklahoma with her baby-blue chequered knot blouse, floral mini, and pouffed-up hair. If you’ve been paying attention to the fashion choices of this season, you’ll find that Heidi Bivens, the costume designer for the breakout series, has a keen eye for using styles to bring out certain emotions that don’t necessarily need to be said. A less obvious lesson in “Euphoria”: defy the trends But, dropping cash on cheap fakes won’t satisfy what you’re looking for. And retailers have taken note, quickly turning around looks to meet demand. This hype has prompted many viewers to seek out the ultra fast fashion versions of these styles. The actual swimsuit from the retailer Frankies Bikinis sold out “almost instantly” and quickly amassed a wait list into the hundreds, according to Cosmopolitan. Cassie’s stunning pink outfit drove a +247% increase in fashion demand for “pink one pieces”.Lexi, a character who is driving a little trend in twee, inspired a +395% in fashion demand for “plaid dresses”.After Maddy wore the trend-sparking black cut out dress, there was an +890% increase in demand for “black cut-out dresses”.Here are a few examples of the rise in demand after the following characters wore these show-stopping looks: In the 48 hours following each episode airing, UK-based Love the Sales, a fashion sale aggregator, found demand surged for items featured. The first season of the HBO series aired in 2019, but it’s the second season that’s really caused a stir among the style conscious. In fact, it’s become the most inspirational series for fashion searches across the internet and e-commerce sites. Since the airing of season two, searches for “Euphoria” inspired fashion like “green slip dresses” and “black cut-out dresses” have skyrocketed. Sweeney, though, was certainly the star of the night-not only for being the birthday girl, but also for her glitzy wardrobe choice that majorly channeled the decade.Hit series “Euphoria” has enticed young people the world over to experiment with expressive fashion choices, but are they missing out on finding their personal style by following the trends? Online demand surges after each episode airs Anitta showed up in a metallic mini dress with wavy, long hair while others, like actress Alexandra Shipp, opted for taffeta cocktail dresses. The dress code was, yes, ‘80s but it also looked like many interpreted that through a Barbie pink lens. It seems, though, that many of them have never been to a school dance before-Anitta wrote on Instagram, “My first prom, thanks to the bday girl.” The actress shared a behind-the-scenes look, from the ceiling draped with disco balls and pink curtains to the fringe-trimmed banner that read “Syd’s Prom.” Stars like Camila Mendes, Anitta, Nicola Peltz, and more attended the bash, too.

Over the weekend, the actress reposted snaps from her star-filled birthday bash which was, aptly, themed after an ‘80s prom. While most of us would rather put our high school years behind us, Sydney Sweeney celebrated her 26th birthday in a way that would make her Euphoria character Cassie very proud.

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