Sewn on set, by the actor
Screenfits earns a commission on some links below, at no cost to you. We choose the garments first and find where to buy them second — never the other way round.
Sheer layers, lilac and lemon, mismatched socks, a homemade star choker and glitter used as a garment.
Heidi Bivens builds Jules from small independent designers rather than big houses. On the New Year's Eve look: "The skirt is Orseund Iris. The lavender sheer bodysuit is Maroske Peech. The gloves we had made. The sheer halter is NIHL." And the detail that says everything: "Hunter made the star choker she wears in the episode herself — I gave her a dark green sheer ribbon, and she sewed it on set."
Lilac, lemon or mint, used as a block rather than an accent.
★ 4.5 · 877 reviews
Lilac or mint - cropped, worn open
Short, soft, in a contrasting pastel.
★ 4.4 · 919 reviews
The lilac colorway - pleats over bike shorts
Two different colours, pulled up. Small, cheap, very specific.
★ 4.4 · 798 reviews
Twenty solid colors - the point is wearing them deliberately odd
Thick sole, contrasting colour, laced.
★ 4.3 · 841 reviews
The loudest colorway available
Transparent, worn over a bodysuit or bralette. The core technique.
★ 4.5 · 781 reviews
Layered over the bodysuit, never alone
Solid pastel, worn as the base under everything sheer.
★ 4.4 · 755 reviews
Pick a pastel colorway - lilac if they have it
Long, transparent, coloured.
★ 4.4 · 831 reviews
Sheer, elbow length - festival armor
Ribbon-tied, ideally made rather than bought.
★ 4.5 · 529 reviews
Stacked fine chains with the star doing the talking
Placed graphically, not scattered. A garment, not makeup.
★ 4.6 · 848 reviews
Cheekbones and hairline only - it should catch light, not cover
Layer sheer over solid. A mesh top over a bodysuit, a sheer skirt over shorts, a transparent sleeve under a strap. Depth without bulk is the whole technique. The palette is pastel but acidic — lilac, lemon, mint, baby pink — used in blocks rather than as accents. Add one handmade or obviously personal element: a choker, a pin, a customised sock, something drawn on. Bivens builds this in deliberately and it's what stops the look feeling bought. And glitter counts as a garment here, not as makeup. Placed graphically under the eye or across the temple, it's as much a part of the outfit as anything on the body.
Festival-armor femininity: pastel colour-block tops, pleated minis, sheer mesh layers, mismatched socks, platforms and face glitter.
Bodysuit first, sheer mesh over, skirt on top — then break the coordination with odd socks and a star choker. Polish is the enemy; joy is the brief.
Cheekbones and hairline, catching light — yes. It's the punctuation on everything else.