Those nails Alexa had a real vision for and had sent me some kawaii and early 2000’s style nails and we made those based off those vibes.Ĥ. Maddy’s birthday plaid nails took about 3 hours to make because they were so detailed and required a lot of different techniques and details. What is the most amount of time you’ve spent working on a set of nails for Euphoria? I make the nail sets and drop them off on set!ģ. Maybe we change a thing in one nail or added something to another, and eventually we finalize a decision. After all of that, I make samples based on all of that information and send it in a group chat and get input from everyone. I also speak to the cast because they know their characters so well and have a clear vision on who they are and what they would wear. I usually get styling from Heidi and see what the cast is wearing, and then Donni would fill me in on what’s happening with the characters in that episode while also giving me her two cents on ideas she had beauty wise. The process involves a few people, not just myself.
Can you tell us more about the process on how you build stories & character development through nail art on the show? It was just a shocking moment and I felt like the nails really fit well with it.Ģ. I also just loved how they fit into that scene where she finds out Cassie is fucking Nate. I love making nails with complicated patterns and I especially love black and white designs. My favorite set is probably Maddy’s caged nails. What is your favorite set of nails you designed and created for Season 2 of Euphoria? There were no electric facial rollers or self-tanning sprays in colonial Massachusetts, but the feelings of guilt, shame, and humiliation on such a public scale are timeless.1. Her "Scarlet Letter" manicure is equivalent of her wearing an "A" on her chest.
"And absolutely I mean like 'The Scarlet Letter,'" she wrote.Īh, "The Scarlet Letter." While the crew at East Highland High School might not care enough about English class to get the reference, it's clear that Cassie is struggling as our modern-day Hester Prynne. Davy explained in her Instagram post that she and "Euphoria" nail artist Natalie Minerva worked to brainstorm the exact nail art that encapsulated what Cassie is going through.
On her two ring fingers, there's a negative space heart with a rhinestone in the middle. Her oval-shaped nails are painted in a deep scarlet shade. "Euphoria" makeup designer Donielle Davy shared a close look at Sweeney's nail art for episodes four and five, and it's a stark reflection of Cassie's emotional battle. On the outside, Cassie is celebrating Maddy's birthday in a sexy pink cutout swimsuit, radiating confidence in an obvious attempt to win over Nate, but strip away the risqué facade and we're left with teary eyes and dark nails. During episode four, Maddy (Alexa Demie) celebrates her birthday with balloons and her bestie's unfortunate bodily fluids, but in episode five, the repercussions of Cassie and Nate's relationship come to light, and it's intense. As Sydney Sweeney's character grapples with her affair with her best friend's "ex" boyfriend Nate Jacobs (Jacob Elordi), her nails are doing more talking than she is. A manicure can be extremely reflective of your current state of mind, and for Cassie on "Euphoria," it's dark.
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