The 5 Best Outfits Justine Lupe Wears on Nobody Wants This |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

Justine Lupe's best outfits in Nobody Wants This season 2 costume design

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Don't bother texting me this weekend. You won't catch me at a single Halloween party, because I'll be home watching the second season of Nobody Wants This on Netflix. Much has been said about the cute love story between Noah and Joanne, but this article is dedicated to my girl, Morgan. Played by Justine Lupe, our newestBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing cover star, Morgan has the ultimate cool-girl West Coast wardrobe that strikes the perfect balance between chic and chill.

While Lupe couldn't reveal too much about the second season's plot during our podcast interview, we do know what Morgan's outfits will look like thanks to Netflix's early look photos. In the pictures, we see a range of quintessentially L.A. outfits, including the sweatshirt-and-denim-shorts combo that's ever so popular here thanks to our confusing fall climate where it's cold in the morning and hot during the day. Scroll down to see some of my favorite Morgan outfits from Nobody Wants This.

1. Crewneck Sweatshirt + Collared Shirt + Denim Shorts

ANINE BING

Spencer Sweatshirt

2. Sweater-Vest + Track Pants

GUEST IN RESIDENCE

Argyle Wool-Blend Vest

3. Leather Jacket + Jeans

Justine Lupe's outfits in Nobody Wants This

Wilfred

Falcon Jacket

4. Skirt Suit

Veronica Beard

Norwood Suede Mini Skirt

5. Denim on Denim

Banana Republic Factory

Denim Shirt

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See our photo shoot and read our in-depth interview with Justine Lupe here.

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