Anonymous wrote:The lairs have the worst hair! The color and the hairstyles. I realize they are on their private family island and running around wild, but….
Yes! This actually bothered me a lot because in the novel, the physical characteristics of the Sinclairs was something emphasized over and over: their stereotypical blonde good looks kind of represented the fact that their patriarch expected them to have inherited certain personality traits as well as physical features, so Cady dying her hair black meant a lot. The blondeness was a trope, like the fairy tale imagery, and it was important to characterization and understanding the psychology of the Sinclair family. It was well done in the book. But in the series, Cady is not a chilly natural blonde, but a (badly) bleached brunette with brown eyes: the opposite of what a Sinclair would look like. She didn't look like her mom, as she did in the book, and she didn't look like a Sinclair. The cousins were also badly bleached, not natural Sinclair features. Weirdly, the moms/Tipper all looked the way they were supposed to based on the book, but their kids didn't even look related to them.