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20 • THE ARTISAN FALL 2023 de Vil vibe in the "Orpheus Syndrome" episode. Cherry's character, Laura, has a cold, calculated make-up to match her persona. Natasha scripted a scene where she's only wearing her make-up on half of her face. It's so subtle yet off-putting. It was also fantastic to collaborate with Chloë Sevigny again aer working with her on Golden Exits and Russian Doll. She texted me to say, "I'm at this photo shoot and they bleached my eyebrows. Can we keep it?" And I was like, "Yassssss, I've been jonesing for a bleached brow moment!" We darkened them slightly for the scenes when she's working at the Home Depot as if they're grown in from the last time she went on tour. en we kept it freshly bleached for her new tour, along with smeared charcoal eyeshadow which is a little bit underwhelming—like she's phoning it in. But then when this new hit song comes along, we wanted her to create a new signature. Chloë really wanted the pointy exaggerated cupid's bow so with that angularity, I wanted something geometric with her eyes. e use of graphic liner was crucial in conveying that she kept a steady hand when she applied it aer killing a man. In a show like this, there are no small parts. Everything needs to be intentional. For instance, in "Time of the Monkey," the design for K Callan's character, Betty, K Callan as Betty Chloë Sevigny as Ruby Ruin Nicholas Cirillo as Gavin