I think that things are moving in a good direction. When I'm shopping for a talent who is a size beyond that, it's so limiting to the point where it's frustrating, and I really want to inspire brands to do something about it. I still am really looking for the same kinds of options and design that exists for, you know, sizes two through twelve. “I'm not yet impressed by the options for non-sample-size people. While Bivens enjoyed working with John Paul Gaultier, Good American, Kim Shui, and vintage sellers to create Kat’s unique style, she thinks that some other fashion retailers still have a long way to go in terms of plus size clothing. Bivens spoke to Cosmopolitan UK about her vision for the show's Emmy-nominated, zeitgeist-y style. Euphoria’s fashion, which is the creative genius of costume designer Heidi Bivens, hovers somewhere between fantasy and reality. This series features suburban teenagers wearing Miu Miu and neon eye makeup to class, while they navigate addiction, abuse, and grief.

Part of the intrigue is that it’s not a predictably glossy American high school sitcom, where everyone’s clad in safe jeans, messenger bags, and beach waves. Episode views impressively doubled this season, and it became the most tweeted-about show this decade in America.

The show’s fantastical clothes, hair, and makeup spawned endless “ Euphoria High” memes on TikTok. It’s not just the gritty, high-stakes teen drama that has people hooked. If you’re anything like us (and the rest of the internet), you’ve either become Euphoria-obsessed all over again, or finally decided to see what all the hype’s about, thanks to season 2’s recent release.

Euphoria inspired outfit