While Miranda embraces a full head of grey hair for the majority of the series, a look achieved mainly by wigs as Cynthia Nixon is not grey herself – Carrie notes that her “obvious” choice to continue colouring her hair “don’t come cheap”.

The scene also saw Charlotte criticise Miranda’s grey look, making headlines when the show first aired. Within the first five minutes, she blurts out: “I just think the grey ages you,” before Miranda retorts: “I am getting a masters degree in human rights paired with a law degree so hopefully I can become an advocate for women who need one. I don’t have to be a spicy redhead to do that. I mean we can’t just stay who we were, right?”

Cynthia Nixon later told US show Live with Kelly and Ryan that the series hoped to appear relatable to the many women who embraced grey hair during the Covid-19 lockdowns.

“Well, Michael Patrick King who is our chief writer and director, he was like, ‘You know, a lot of women during the pandemic, they couldn’t get out to the beauty parlour and they decided to go grey and then they decided that they liked it. So if it was going to be one of the women, we think it would be Miranda.’ So yeah,” she said.

Grey or otherwise, something tells us that the AJLT ladies are set to be our go-to hair inspiration this spring. Just like that.

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