Shaping the New Look of ‘Euphoria’ (opens in new tab)

When the costume designer Natasha Newman-Thomas joined HBO’s “Euphoria” for its long-gestating third season, she had a gigantic set of Chuck Taylors to fill. No show has better captured the chaotic, mash-it-all-together style of Gen Z. Beginning with the first season in 2019, the characters’ trend-overload mélange — translucent tops and navel-revealing shirts, tie-dye and argyle, angel wings and Dickies work pants — became its own blogged-about trend. Because of a yearslong narrative leap bet...