Her apologies cannot, at least not yet, repair the devastating loss of trust that now undermines Rue’s relationship with her mother, sponsor and even her patient sister (Storm Reid). Wisely, “Euphoria” hasn’t let Rue off the hook once sober, instead forcing both her and viewers to witness the consequences of her behavior head-on. In her worst moments, She has cruelly preyed on her loved ones’ insecurities and fears, blaming her mother (Nika King) for her addiction and telling Jules she regretted ever meeting her. We had a long, long break between seasons 1 and 2, so long that the show did Rue and Jules interim. And in keeping with the style of this writer's room and Zendaya’s strengths as an actor, viewers weren’t spared a moment of the agony - from cramps and fevers to shakes so extreme she couldn’t open a Jolly Rancher.Īnd just like with their physical toll, the emotional costs of Rue’s actions have been painstakingly detailed. Euphoria is obviously coming back for season 3, though when exactly that may happen is unclear. Suffering from withdrawal, the teen has experienced physical pain unlike any “Euphoria” portrayed before. In one unforgettable episode, she violently fought with her despairing family, fled a car in the middle of traffic to avoid going to rehab, stole pills and jewelry from both friends and strangers, and, at her lowest point, shot up with morphine - her first time using a needle.Īs brutal as Rue’s descent has been to watch, her struggle to get clean is in some ways even more painful. Through Laurie, Rue hit true, excruciating rock bottom. She has lied to her devoted mother and sister, lashed out at both her sponsor, Ali, and her girlfriend, Jules (Hunter Schafer), severely damaging those relationships, and, most disturbingly of all, has become involved with Laurie (Martha Kelly), a manipulative, high-level drug supplier who is more than happy to take advantage of a client’s desperation. Over the course of season two, Rue’s willingness to do anything to stay high has landed her in increasing jeopardy. The show has been renewed for a third season.Ĭlick through the above gallery to see photos of some of the best fashion moments in “Euphoria” season two.And the show’s depiction of the dangers of dependency has only grown more stark. “Euphoria” is airing its second season finale episode on Sunday. Additionally, Sweeney’s blue House of CB dress from the first episode caused searches for “blue strappy dresses” to jump by 143 percent.
According to Love the Sales, a fashion e-commerce aggregator, searches for “black cutout dresses” inspired by the Akna custom dress worn by Demie increased by 890 percent. After the second season aired its first episode, fashion searches surged for pieces worn by the characters.
The show has had an equal impact on fashion as it has on social media. Fezco and Lexi’s relationship has created the hashtag, #FexiHive, which has over 270,000 tweets.įezco is followed by Rue and Elordi’s Nate Jacobs as the most tweeted about characters. This can be attributed to the fact that Cloud has been live-tweeting each episode and for his character’s interesting storyline and budding relationship with Lexi. Issey Miyake Dies at 84: A Look Back at the Designer’s CareerĪccording to Twitter, the most tweeted about episode this season was episode five, which was arguably the season’s most emotional episode focusing on Zendaya’s character Rue and the aftermath of her friends and family staging an intervention for her drug use.įollowing episode five was last week’s episode, which focused on Maude Apatow’s character Lexi, who put on a play inspired by the actual events taking place among her friends and family.Īmong the show’s character’s, Cloud’s Fezco is the most tweeted about.
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