Yes, the cloud look was popular — it wasn't just recreated all over Instagram, but on runways, too — but that's not entirely why Davy wanted to recreate it with a Face Lace twist. According to Davy, it had a lot to do with the script and what Jules was emotionally going through. In the bridge episode, we caught up with Jules in therapy discussing what it was like to fall in love with someone who wasn't entirely real (reminder: Nate Jacobs is evil incarnate); this head-in-the-clouds mentality helped to inspire the name — Head in the Clouds — and it's inclusion in the episode. It's the same fantastical inspiration from Jules that spawned the cloud shape in season one, said Davy.
But Davy is also practical. As the makeup department head of the show, she knows that sometimes, speed is key. While as minimal as the original white liner cloud look was, Davy admitted that there were certainly some days that maneuvering drippy liquid white liner wasn't always the easiest behind the scenes. Cut to a stick-on design of the very same clouds.
