Outfit Guide
Jules Vaughn is a main character across all three seasons of Euphoria, HBO’s drama series. Played by Hunter Schafer, Jules is a trans girl whose wardrobe functions as a continuous act of self-definition. In Season 1, she is all pastels and Y2K mini skirts. By Season 2, a blunt bob and darker palette arrive after her therapy breakthrough. By Season 3, the look has shifted again into high-fashion pieces with a more somber edge. Each version of Jules’s style is a different answer to the same question she is working through. Her makeup artist, Doniella Davy, confirmed that Jules’s eyeliner is designed to convey her actual emotional state from scene to scene, which explains why it is always very busy.
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Jules never wears a single plain top. Look 2 has a striped knit. Look 3 has a purple tee over a long-sleeve tee with the sleeve ends showing. Look 4 has a sheer crop over a blue tee. The layering is always visible and always intentional. If you are building any Jules-inspired outfit and there is only one top on, something is missing. The layers do not need to match the outer one in color. Contrast between the two layers is part of the visual depth.
Jules described acquiring heels, then clothes, then makeup, then hormones as “leveling up,” and added that she definitely has not reached her full power. Her wardrobe in Seasons 1 and 2 is that leveling up in real time: pastel maximalism performing confidence, and then later, darker and edgier as she starts figuring out whose gaze she is actually dressing for. Her makeup artist confirmed the eyeliner is meant to show her real emotions in each scene. That is a lot of pressure on some liquid liner, but it delivers.
The eyeliner is the outfit
Jules’s makeup is not an accessory. It is the centrepiece of every look. Her eyeliner designs extend beyond the lid into graphic lines, dots, and abstract shapes in two to three colours minimum. Apply it before you dress so any fallout does not transfer onto the top. The separation between individual colour lines is what makes the eye read as intentional art rather than messy application. A multi-colour matte set for Looks 1 and 4, metallic for Look 2, and a glitter palette for Look 3 together cover all four variations without overlap.
Colour clashing is the rule, not the exception
Jules never lets her outfit colours settle into safe coordination. Light purple crew socks against an orange skirt. A yellow backpack and yellow socks against a blue-and-white daisy top. Purple pulling a single thread from a multi-colour tartan. When building any Jules-inspired look, resist the instinct to match. Choose colours that are in conversation with each other rather than in agreement. If everything is coordinating cleanly, the result will look like a costume. If it is slightly at odds with itself, it will look like Jules.
Couples Idea
Excellent couple concept and the central relationship of the show. Jules’s maximalist pastel color and expressive eyeliner directly contrasts with Rue’s deliberately understated streetwear, and the visual difference is immediately legible to anyone who has watched even part of Euphoria. Both have CostumeRealm guides. The contrast is the point: one character dressing to be seen, one dressing to disappear, and both of them falling for each other anyway.
Duo Idea
Strong duo with a clear visual contrast. Jules’s Y2K maximalism next to Cassie’s soft, pastel-but-conventional femininity covers two very different approaches to the same aesthetic register. The show draws explicit parallels between the two characters, particularly through Nate’s fixation on both of them. Both have CostumeRealm guides. For anyone who knows Euphoria well, the pairing has a specific charge to it beyond the visual.
Group Idea: Euphoria Cast
Excellent group. Six central characters, all with CostumeRealm guides, each occupying a completely distinct visual register. Jules’s expressive color maximalism, Rue’s casual streetwear, Cassie’s soft femininity, Maddy’s dark bodycon glamour, Kat’s alt-fashion edge, and Lexi’s understated quietness. Together they cover the full Euphoria aesthetic spectrum, and the visual range between them photographs strongly. The most comprehensive Euphoria group concept on the site.
Group Idea: Colorful & Artistic Teen Girls
Might work, but recognition varies significantly across this group. Jinx from Arcane has strong gaming and animation recognition and carries the widest audience. Abby Park from Turning Red and Mia from Talk to Me are recognizable within their fandoms. Alix Kubdel from Miraculous Ladybug is the most niche pick. The thematic connection holds: five characters defined by creativity, color, and strong visual identity. At a convention where fandoms mix, this lands. At a general Halloween party, Jinx and Jules are the only reliable recognition anchors.
Four looks, each with a different colour story and silhouette. Here is what matters for each before you order anything.
Jules is warm, impulsive, and has a deep romantic vulnerability that she sometimes handles poorly. She is also a fan of Puella Magi Madoka Magica, which she watches extensively, and she once dressed as Juliet Capulet for Halloween, which says quite a bit about her.
Pick one of four looks: the pink pleated mini skirt with a spiked tee, the orange mini skirt with a striped knit, the Scottish tartan skirt with layered tops, or the daisy sheer crop over a blue tee with a pleated skirt. In every case, the essential elements are the same: bold mini skirt, multi-colour eyeliner applied beyond the lid, layered choker necklaces, deliberately mismatched coloured socks, and casual sneakers or combat boots.
Yes. Euphoria Season 3 premiered in April 2026 and Jules’s style continues to evolve on screen, shifting to darker, high-fashion pieces that reflect her life five years after high school. The Y2K maximalist mini skirt aesthetic from Seasons 1 and 2 remains a consistent reference point in Gen-Z fashion, and the expressive multi-colour eyeliner she popularised is still one of the most referenced Euphoria beauty signatures across social media.
Her most defining line comes from her therapy episode: “I feel like my entire life, I’ve been trying to conquer femininity, and somewhere along the way, I feel like femininity conquered me.” It explains her entire arc and her wardrobe simultaneously. Her most Jules-specific quote describes acquiring heels, then clothes, then makeup, then hormones: “I just kind of kept leveling up. I don’t know what level I’m at now. But I definitely haven’t reached my full power.” She was not wrong.
Jules Vaughn is played by Hunter Schafer across all three seasons of Euphoria. Schafer is a model and actress whose real-world aesthetic is legible throughout Jules’s screen wardrobe, which is why the look feels genuinely personal rather than designed. She co-wrote Jules’s spotlight special episode with Euphoria creator Sam Levinson.
Jules wears expressive multi-colour eyeliner in graphic lines, dots, and abstract shapes applied beyond the lid in matte, metallic, and glitter finishes. Makeup artist Doniella Davy confirmed that Jules’s makeup is designed to convey her actual emotional state scene to scene. The eyeliner changes with each look: matte multi-colour for the pink skirt, metallic sparkle for the orange, glitter eyeshadow for the tartan, warmer tones for the daisy outfit.
In Season 1, Jules is all pastels, florals, and Y2K mini skirts, performing a maximalist femininity while figuring out if it fits. By Season 2, a blunt bob and darker palette arrive after her therapy breakthrough and her decision to stop dressing for the male gaze. In Season 3, five years later, her style shifts toward high-fashion pieces in darker, more sophisticated tones, including designer gowns. Costume designer Heidi Bivens has stated that Jules’s wardrobe is designed to track her character development directly.
Look 1, the pink pleated mini skirt with the wavy blonde wig and hair extensions, is the strongest Halloween choice. The wig is the detail that makes the costume legible from a distance, the pink skirt is Jules’s most referenced look, and the multi-colour eyeliner confirms the character to anyone who knows the show. It assembles from items that ship quickly and requires no specialty purchases beyond the wig and eyeliner set.