It’s that secondhand embarrassment, because it looks extra dramatic on her. It was meant to be an attention grabber and to even be a tiny bit uncomfortable to see-even the baby hairs, the overlined brown lips. “The Maddy look is weirdly haunting on her because it’s just like, ‘That’s so not you.’ But then it finally gets Nate’s attention. “There's definitely a comedy to it, especially with those looks,” Davy says. She’s really going through it to be morphing into her best friend. I thought white would also look kind of jarring, a little weird-borderline off, just shocking.
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I realized that actually going with the stark white would pop more on her skin tone. In me and Sydney’s eyes, we just associate baby blue with her. “At first I was going to do a baby blue situation because that’s kind of Cassie’s signature color. “It needed to be extremely bold and visible from across the hallway for the sake of getting Nate’s attention,” she says. Davy said she wanted to take Maddy’s carnival look from last season and inverse it.
For the first Caddy look that appears, we see Cassie in stark white eyeliner with big silver rhinestones-a much bolder take on sparkles than Cassie’s tiny floating rhinestones in episode one. On the flip side, her Maddy-inspired-or Caddy, as Davy calls them-looks are sharper and bolder. This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. (She’s tight-lipped on the details for now but says some key products made an appearance in the show, so stay tuned). There’s such an insane amount of talent on TikTok and Instagram, it blows my mind.” These interpretations didn’t only serve as inspiration for the season-two looks, but became a springboard for Davy’s upcoming makeup brand, Half Magic, which launches later this spring. “Maybe it’s a Jules look, but a little more with a Maddy glam aspect to it. “The thing that inspires me the most is when people take their own unique take on a makeup look from the show,” Davy tells Glamour. Since season one dropped, we’ve seen colorful, glimmering eye shadow show up all over the runways and social media, and tiny rhinestones are now just as much of a going-out essential as a black bodysuit or a pair of heels.Īccording to the show’s head of makeup, Donni Davy, she’s been just as inspired by the response to season one’s makeup as the rest of the world was when the show came out. (It’s never just eyeliner, y’all.) Spoilers for Euphoria Season 2 are kind of ahead, but mostly it’s just glorious metallic makeup that’ll have you feeling nostalgic for East Highland High School and eager to grab an eyeliner brush to try out Sweeney’s updated Cassie look ASAP.No matter your thoughts on the show, there’s no denying the impact Euphoria’s makeup has made in the three years since the first season aired in 2019-if New York is considered the fifth main character in Sex And The City, Euphoria’s makeup deserves a similar treatment. After watching Cassie completely self-destruct, it’s more than a little cathartic to see Sweeney separate herself from Cassie in a powerful way, even if it’s just eyeliner. Not only is the homage nearly unmistakable - seriously, it’ll give you goosebumps - but there’s an additional layer of meaning to be found in this glam.
The double-winged metallic eyeliner featured in Sweeney’s makeup was an elevated take on her Euphoria look circa Cassie’s Nate-based downward spiral. At long last, the time for pondering has passed thanks to Sydney Sweeney’s metallic makeup at the 2022 GQ Men of the Year Awards. Kat Hernandez wears wine-red lipstick and splashes of pink eyeshadow to go bowling. Since the show ended, fans have pondered what to do about the *lewk*-shaped holes in their hearts once filled by the liner and lashes of Cassie, Maddy, and Jules on a weekly basis. 20 of the best makeup looks from season 2 of 'Euphoria' Cassie Howard's wing-shaped rhinestones are meant to evoke innocence. It seems like only yesterday that Euphoria’s makeup lead Donni Davy served up glitter-bombed look after sparkle-spangled serve on the faces of your fave emotionally-wrecked teens for Season 2.
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