Nothing happens by accident on Succession, not even a casual updo.
“I think it’s telling that Shiv’s hair is even long enough to throw back in a messy, slapdash ponytail after years of having her immaculately kept power bob,” notessenior beauty editor Lauren Valenti, adding: “She was definitely getting weekly trims like clockwork, especially before major family/high-profile events. The energy of it feels very ‘fuck off’ à la Logan when he’s had it.”
Shiv’s ponytail almost looks like it could be approximating a slicked-back, power-player style—from the front, at least—and this kind of “but make it femme” cosplay would make sense for the occasion. After all, someone has to remind Willa that Shiv is still the most powerful woman in the Roy family .
The tonal bizarreness of Shiv’s low-effort ponytail only becomes greater when we watch her break down upon learning of her father’s death halfway through the episode. She’s falling apart “like a little kid,” to quote Phoebe Bridgers, but she’s dressed like a severe adult, but she’s also got the hairstyle of a teenager who just got out of field-hockey practice .
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