So, instead of scrambling last-minute, here's some fresh inspiration from the runways to slay this spooky season. The looks are obviously memorable, and they've had a major impact on its watchers, the red carpet, and the runways ( Euphoria literally dominated the beauty looks at New York Fashion Week, both virtually and IRL.) Thankfully, we have a timely excuse to copy the the sparkly tears, sequin cat-eyes, embellished eyebrows, and innovative eyeliner from the grittiest glam world- Halloween is next already month. The show's on-set makeup artist, Kirsten Sage Coleman (opens in new tab), imagined a fantastical take on beauty with lots and lots of glitter, bold colors, interesting shapes, and more.

News to no one: Fun and fantastic makeup never goes out of style. Which is all just a fancy way of saying: If you want to dress up in Euphoria-themed makeup for Halloween this year, it's completely allowed, encouraged and endorsed by us. (opens in new tab) And while the last original episode, which features Zendaya's Emmy-winning performance (opens in new tab) as Rue and the gripping portrayal of Jules by Hunter Shafer (opens in new tab), aired before all this, the aesthetic it established remains all that. But don't worry: Just a month after the show originally aired (opens in new tab) in 2019, HBO renewed it.

The scariest thing about this Halloween-besides a rampant pandemic and the looming election-would be if Euphoria wasn't coming back for a second season. By submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions (opens in new tab) and Privacy Policy (opens in new tab) and are aged 16 or over.

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