The Best Outfits In Euphoria Season 3 So Far

The standout looks that prove that Euphoria still has it.

POSTED 06.05.26 10:12 BY ANNMARY MAILYAN

The third season of Euphoria has taken over the internet in the last few weeks, becoming a central topic of discussion. Before it aired, there was some concern among fans about the new aesthetic the show shifted to. To be honest, I was a little worried myself, fearing that it might not feel as epic as before. But once the new season dropped, it proved that Euphoria still has it. The show hasn’t even ended yet, but it already delivered plenty of standout outfits worth talking about. Let’s take a look at some of them.

Maddy’s black and white outfit

The first time we see Maddy Perez in season 3 shows just how much she’s changed during the time jump. She now works as a manager, representing artists and influencers, and leans toward more polished and sophisticated looks. Her black-and-white ensemble is perhaps my favorite in this season—at least for now—as it mirrors Maddy’s character development particularly well.

Rue’s two-piece set

Rue Bennet is probably the only character whose style hasn’t evolved much since high school. She still opts for comfy tees and her trusted Converse. However, for Cassie’s wedding, she dresses up in a soft grey, oversized two-piece set, layered with a top and a shirt. I love how the costume designers stayed true to Rue’s character even for such a big occasion, avoiding a dress and going for something more relaxed yet effortlessly chic.

Cassie’s red gingham

It’s been five years since the characters graduated, but somehow Cassie Howard—oops, I mean, Jackobs—still struggles to find her true style. That’s when Maddy steps in, giving her a dramatic makeover and, as she puts it, “taking Cassie from the suburbs to the city”. Her looks become more edgy and intentional, but my personal favorite is the red gingham set. It’s delicate and playful with a retro touch and feels very Cassie.

Maddy’s revenge dress

When Maddy got invited to Cassie and Nate’s wedding, we all knew she was going to go big—and she did. She wore a feminine green lace dress that beautifully emphasized her waistline. Some considered the outfit a bit too revealing or inappropriate for the occasion, but I think that’s exactly what made it feel like a true revenge dress. And I loved the subtle reference to the green ensemble she wore at Lexi’s play in season 2. It added a sense of closure to her complicated feelings about this whole situation.

Lexi’s pink maxi dress

Lexi Howard’s style hasn’t changed much either. She still prefers classic, slightly preppy pieces that reflect her grounded personality. For her sister’s wedding, she wore a delicate dusty pink off-shoulder dress, and it’s one of my favorite looks of her this season. It brings out the feminine and vulnerable side of her that we don’t often get to see behind the mask she wears to protect her true feelings.

Cassie’s leopard catsuit

After the makeover, Cassie once again turns to Maddy-inspired pieces that show Perez’s influence on her. The leopard catsuit feels a little unexpected at first glance, but somehow it works for this new glow-up version of her. What I liked the most about this outfit is that it really gives off early Euphoria fashion, so it felt like a nice throwback moment.

Jules’s creamy dress

Jules Vaughn has always been creative and experimental with her looks—a true artist, if you ask me—but this season her outfits feel a bit more extravagant, which has left fans with mixed feelings. My personal favorite is the creamy dress paired with statement jewelry she wears in episode four. It kind of reminds me of her high school style that felt soft yet expressive at the same time.

Maddy’s pool outfit

Yes, we have one more Maddie on the list, but what can I say? She is the fashion icon of the show after all. Her outfit for the first meeting with Cassie is perhaps the most discussed one. And I know what you’re thinking: wearing a fur coat to a pool doesn’t sound like the best idea. But Maddy clearly knew what she was doing, creating that mouth-dropping first impression, which was definitely a success. Apart from the controversial coat moment, I truly enjoyed the whole look. The dress, the makeup, the hairstyle—everything felt on point.

Don’t forget to check out my Fizzypicks to find the best Euphoria-inspired pieces.

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