Manu Ríos’ sequin tank, Omar Ayuso’s pearl necklace & all the wildest looks from 8 seasons of ‘Élite’
Netflix‘s Spanish-language blockbuster series Elite.Since launching in 2018, the YA telenovela has centered on the gorgeous students at fictional private school Las Encinas as they go to class, party, hook up and try to solve the latest school mystery, all while decked out in stylish, luxurious and over-the-top fits.Over the years, even the school’s uniform of navy jacket, white shirt and burgundy tie has transformed to feature more and more outlandish takes that somehow still fall within the Las Encinas dress code, whatever that may be.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.While the cast initially kept the wild ensembles for after school, by the later seasons it was evident all that was needed was some sort of white shirt (no matter how tiny or revealing) underneath a blazer.On October 5th, 2018, Netflix unleashed the sizzling young adult telenovela ‘Elite’ onto the unsuspecting masses & we’ve never been the same again.Now with the show set to premiere its eighth and final season, Netflix is paying homage to the stylish exploits of the series.On Monday, the streaming giant shared a compilation video highlighting some of the sickest getups worn by past and present stars including Manu Ríos, Omar Ayuso, André Lamoglia, Itzan Escamilla, Danna Paola, Miguel Bernardeau, Mina El Hammani, Aron Piper, and Valentina Zenere, among others.“At Las Encinas, there has been as much blood as iconic looks,” read the caption on the official Elite Instagram account.Category is: Las Encinas eleganza for your nerves!
A post shared by Élite (@elitenetflix)While we appreciate the inclusion of Omar Ayuso’s Rocky Horror Halloween drag in season 2 and Miguel Bernardeau’s (Guzman) leather daddy chic in season 3, there were a ton of amazing looks left out.Obviously, clocking all of the show’s bold outfits over the years would be exhausting, but there is one daring ensemble we would be.
