Some wear graphic neon and pastel eye looks both to go to school and to meet mysterious older men for hotel room rendezvous, while others douse their under-eyes in glittery tears while hallucinating on drugs. Each of the character's specific looks assists in showing us who they are and what they're feeling as their individual stories unfold throughout the series. The show has an incredibly defined aesthetic that goes beyond lighting and editing choices, and includes the makeup worn throughout the show. Graphic and, at times, triggering, it's a visually beautiful and brutally honest look into the lives of teens just trying to get through it all. It follows the journey of Rue (Zendaya), a 17-year-old drug addict, and her friends and peers as they struggle to navigate everything from sex and drugs to mental illness and body issues. If you haven't watched Euphoria by now, we must warn you, it's not for the faint of heart.
