If you’re unable to pinpoint an exact aesthetic, that is because Netflix’s Sex Education creators (according to GQ) prefer it be more like a comic book world. The period, location and time within the show is an illusion. No decade needed, just vibes. If I hadddd to guess, I’d put my money on a mix of old and new – contemporary nostalgia if you will – a bit of the ’80s, but with iPhones and revenge porn.
I just started binging the third season, so no spoilers, but the thing that really struck my fancy was the eclectic jackets tailored to each character’s personality.
Let’s break them down..
