Be Completely Meta by Dressing Up as 1 of the Euphoria Characters Dressing Up For Halloween

Lexi had to repeatedly explain to people that she was "that painter from PBS." The famously chill, afro'ed painter made for an unexpected costume.

What to wear: Khakis, a pale blue button-down, glasses, and an afro wig. Or, you can just go with this "Sexy Bob Ross" ready-made costume!

Jules showed up not just as an ethereal angel, but, specifically, in the costume that Juliet (Claire Danes) wore to the masquerade ball in Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet.

What to wear: A floaty white dress, a set of white feathery wings, and plenty of glittery makeup. Leave your hair loose, too.

Rue's costume evoked the 1930s screen star, who famously kissed a woman while wearing a tux like this in the film Morocco.

What to wear: A sharp black-and-white tux, a white bow tie, and a top hat. Glittery makeup optional!

At first glance, Kat's costume is just an edgy nun one, but like some of her classmates, she's actually taking inspiration from a movie. She explains in the episode that she's actually Thana from Ms. 45, a character who gets attacked and eventually dresses as a nun to go to a Halloween party and shoot people.

What to wear: Start with a typical nun costume: black habit, wimple, and veil.

No one said Nate doesn't have a sense of humour — albeit a pretty dark one. In the midst of his own legal troubles, he shows up at the party in a straight-up prison jumpsuit.

What to wear: In this case, a ready-made costume will work just fine! Grab a black-and-white striped "prisoner" costume and cap, and you're good to go.

It's subtle, but it's there: Daniel showed up as the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy. It's a fitting costume, given that he started out pretending to be a totally good guy before revealing his true, nasty nature.

What to wear: Drab slacks and a red polo shirt. To really elevate the look, as Daniel did, shade in just a hint of a unibrow.