“Euphoria” makeup artist Donni Davy posts a never-before-seen Sydney Sweeney look tied to her Emmy nominations

Donni Davy, a makeup artist known for her work on HBO’s “Euphoria,” shared what she described as a never-before-seen version of her “favorite” look for Sydney Sweeney, posting the imagery to Instagram on July 14. Davy’s post featured shimmery eye makeup with crystal-like embellishments, paired with earrings and a more complete styling direction that was not previously visible publicly.

In the post, Davy linked the look to Sweeney’s character style on the series, describing it as her personal favorite and framing the reveal as part of a celebratory moment tied to her Emmy nominations. The Page Six report said the post was meant to mark Davy’s fourth Emmy nomination, putting the emphasis on recognition within the industry as well as the artistry behind the show’s visual identity.

The report described the makeup as glam, with a high-shine finish and visible crystal dots across the eyes, designed to stand out under the kind of lighting commonly used in studio and on-camera work. Page Six also said Davy shared a matching outfit alongside the makeup, adding that the complete look had not been shown in the same form before.

Davy is among the creative contributors whose work helps define the look of “Euphoria,” a series that has used bold makeup, close-up styling, and distinctive wardrobe choices as part of its visual storytelling. The “favorite” framing, as reported by Page Six, positions the newly posted images as a behind-the-scenes moment, giving audiences a fuller view of the styling choices associated with Sweeney’s on-screen appearances.

The July 14 post also arrives as Emmy attention continues to circulate around “Euphoria” and its cast and crew. In that context, the report portrays Davy’s sharing of the look as both a fan-facing update and a professional milestone moment, using the outlet of social media to highlight the details behind an award-recognized craft.

The Page Six story did not provide additional information about which specific Emmy categories or the exact production episode(s) related to the fourth nomination, and it did not cite a formal Emmy announcement from the Television Academy within the report. As a result, the precise nomination details remain outside the scope of what was published in the cited account.