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Although Covarrubias often attempted to separate Mabel’s style from Gomez’s own, there were certain staples from the pop superstar’s wardrobe that she couldn’t bear to part with, including Gomez’s favorite hoop earrings. “That actually is one of the things that I saw Selena doing in her personal style that I love on her. Every time I see her in a photo, and she has those big hoops on, I just love it,” she says. Mabel wears hoops of all shapes in sizes throughout the show, most of them from jeweler Jennifer Fisher, but for this particular outfit she dons a pair of big gold tubes. For a slightly less expensive dupe, try the recommendations below. For Mabel’s more relaxed moments at home, Covarrubias often opted to drape Gomez in cozy knits, such as this red geometric-patterned duster, paired with a simple black v-neck T-shirt. Even when Mabel’s lounging, the designer says, “You still want to have her be stylish and cool and young and bring in that hip New York City world.”

In a particularly important flashback scene during Mabel’s Hardy Boys days, she’s at a party, where she shimmers in a sequin dress and zebra-print coat—arguably Gomez’s most arresting look of the season so far. The coat was a gorgeous set piece, but it was also a practical choice: “It was really freezing outside when we were shooting,” Covarrubias says, laughing. “So we were also looking for something that would keep our actors really cozy and warm.” When Mabel is out sleuthing with her podcast team, which includes Martin’s Charles and Short’s Oliver, it’s easy to forget she’s also a talented artist, currently in the process of remodeling the apartment she’s staying in. To point audiences back to this key personality trait, Covarrubias dressed Gomez in quintessential artist’s garb, including this paint-splattered denim look. Finding an exact replica will be tricky, but it’s easy enough to create your own with some fabric paints and a trusty pair of coveralls.

If Covarrubias had to pick, this fit, which pairs a PVC trench coat with a beige tailored vest and a smooth white turtleneck, might be her favorite of all the outfits she assembled for Gomez. “That [trench] was really perfect,” she says. “Because of the PVC and the shine, it has that very current, Y2K, early 2000s vibe. But then, at the same time, the silhouette is very classic trench. It’s bringing in that [sense of the] detective world at the same time that it’s bringing in the fashion world.” There are several blink-and-you’ll-miss-it fashion moments for Gomez throughout the series; she swaps outfits so often it’s a wonder Mabel has space in her apartment for all these clothes. Quick wardrobe changes like these gave Covarrubias the chance to play with riskier looks—like this plaid flannel and orange pants combo—in a way that wouldn’t distract from what was happening in the scene. The designer also made use of a pair of Rellery necklaces that Gomez wore with multiple looks throughout the first season, as an homage to her heritage. “The [necklaces] have two little tiny engraved marigolds on them,” Covarrubias says.