Everyone say “thank you” to Everything Everywhere All at Once. The film from directing duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (aka, Daniels) not only gifted us with remixes of “Absolutely (Story of a Girl)” and googly-eyed rocks that made us cry — it also gave us 2022’s biggest cinematic style icon: Jobu Tupaki (Stephanie Hsu).

Originally the Alphaverse version of Evelyn Wang’s (Michelle Yeoh) daughter Joy (also played by Hsu), Jobu’s mind is fractured from too much verse-jumping. As a result, she is constantly feeling everything in all universes — and what better way to represent that sensation of infinity than with a seemingly infinite number of dazzling looks? From pink, glittery wigs to celestial, pearl-encrusted makeup, Jobu’s larger-than-life styling perfectly complements her own experiences. Plus, it makes for the most memorable, eye-catching, and awesomely ostentatious hair and makeup you’ll see in a movie this year.

In a video call with Mashable, Everything Everywhere All at Once‘s makeup department head Michelle Chung and hair department head Anissa E. Salazar broke down five of Jobu’s most iconic looks, as well as the process behind them.

1. Elvis Jobu

Did any villainous entrance in 2022 make quite as big an impact as the weird and wild shocker that was Elvis Jobu? From the white Elvis jumpsuit to the pink wig to the gems stuck to her face, this…