Hunter Schafer, renowned for her role in “Euphoria,” has captivated audiences not only with her acting prowess but also with her distinctive beauty and fashion sensibilities. Her recent beauty mood board draws inspiration from Sofia Coppola’s film “The Virgin Suicides” and Kate Moss’s iconic party-girl era, blending ethereal innocence with edgy glamour.
Jillian Halouska, the mastermind behind Schafer’s hair, designed a look inspired by The Virgin Suicides for a recent event. The hairstyle showcased flowing oak-blonde locks, intricately woven with delicate, tiny braids, embodying the film’s soft, nostalgic allure. To perfect the style, precise sectioning and a touch of pomade were applied to ensure a sleek, polished finish.
A significant aspect of Schafer’s evolving beauty aesthetic is her collaboration with hairstylist Jillian Halouska. Together, they have crafted looks that seamlessly blend their shared inspirations. For instance, during Paris Couture Week, Schafer donned a hairstyle described as a mix of “Keira Knightley pirate and Kate Moss party girl,” featuring tousled waves that exuded a perfectly imperfect, lived-in effect. This look was achieved using a combination of hair oil, spray wax, and various curling irons to create texture and movement.
For another look, Schafer embraced the carefree glamour of Kate Moss’s iconic 1990s party-girl style. Her tousled locks—described as a blend of “Keira Knightley’s pirate edge and Kate Moss’s effortless cool”—were crafted using Oribe hair oil, Bumble and Bumble spray wax, and a mix of curling irons to achieve a perfectly undone, lived-in texture.
Schafer’s red carpet appearances and editorial shoots further showcase her ability to merge these contrasting aesthetics. At a benefit for the AIDS charity Sidaction, she wore a whimsical Jean Paul Gaultier dress paired with long, oak blonde hair styled with delicate, tiny plaits inspired by “The Virgin Suicides.” This look exemplified the harmonious blend of innocence and edge that defines her style.