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Welcome to the Who-What-W Wear podcast. Your direct line to the designers, stylists, beauty experts, editors, and tastemakers who are shaping the ever-evolving world of fashion. I'm Who-What-Ware, editor-in-chief Cat Callings. And today, I'm passing the mic to our beauty editor, Caitlin McClintock, who is sitting down with the hair and makeup masterminds behind Netflix's hit show Wednesday.

We have Nirvana Jalleland, Francesco Peggeretti, and Lynn Johnston.

Part two of the show's highly anticipated second season dropped earlier this month,

reuniting us with our favorite students at Nevermore Academy.

Today, you'll hear how the team designed the Adams family moody color palette and used makeup to reflect Wednesday and Morticia's shifting mother-daughter dynamic.

They give us the inside scoop on what products I use to create realistic dark circles on Janet Ortega for her signature gothic look, right down to the

exact brand of foundation. Plus, the team shares how they built on the aesthetics of season one

to show how characters like Enid have grown and where they have yet to go in their journey.

It's all coming up on who what, where.

Thank you. I just watched

the first four episodes of Wednesday, and I have so many questions. So obviously, the Adams family is one

of the most iconic movie and or TV series of all time, and the characters are so distinct,

and they each have such a distinct look. So I would love to hear from each of you. How did you go

about creating a new and modernized

version while still paying homage to the original and like putting your unique spin on it aesthetically?

Yeah, I loved the old black and white TV series. I suppose the makeup that we've used this time is

some of it's kind of a lot of classic lines that have been around for a really long time, like eyeliners and slightly different shapes of things,

and then some slightly different products so that they're in keeping with whatever way the camera is seeing things.

As Lynne says, I saw the first time when I was very, very young, the Black and White series after the movie with Angelica Yus.

I never spent in my life there once.

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