Touching on key issues facing Gen Z right now – from the omnipresence of porn to gender fluidity and drug addiction – one of the best things about the show is the style. Every character, flawed in their own perfect way, is given such a spot-on look by costume designer Heidi Bivens, who's worked on other acutely aesthetic films and TV shows (think Spring Breakers, mid90s and The Beach Bum), that it makes their performance all the more believable.