How To Dress Like Every Major Character On ‘Succession’

Love them or hate them ― and usually it’s a little bit of both ― the Roy family from HBO’s “Succession” is dominating the Twittersphere right now.

For anyone not in the know, which is still too many people, the show follows the travails of the Roys, an unholy Murdochian/Trumpian clan who divide their time between screwing each other over and low-key running the world into the ground. It’s a concept that could prove almost unwatchable, were it not for the show’s blend of razor-sharp satire, near-perfect writing and the kind of acting that makes you throw things across the room in genuine awe.

Also: everyone is rich and everyone looks amazing at all times. Roman, the wounded puppy of the Roy family, has an undeniably foppish swagger. Shiv has, for better or worse, become something of a fashion icon, and Kendall can … kind of make a brown suit work, which is, in and of itself, impressive. Then there’s Cousin Greg, who represents practicality. But if you ever come into a surprise inheritance, you KNOW you’ll want to buy Shiv’s backless turtleneck dress.

So whether you’re a Kendall, a Logan or a Shiv (or ― shudder ― a Connor?), we’ve tracked down the best pieces to help you live your best Waystar Royco life, although maybe with a little less scheming and manslaughter.

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Our Number One Boy leans toward pieces that alternately scream “business bro” and “I, too, bid on the Martin Shkreli Wu-Tang album.” When he’s not rocking that instantly iconic “L to the OG” jersey, it’s all about brown suits, aggressively preppy blazers and the kind of ugly-hot Lanvin sneakers that make you puke in your mouth a little.

A riff on Kendall’s Season 2 premiere look, rendered in his apparent favorite color, brownish:

Ah yes, more brownish. The show’s costume designer has confirmed that Kendall wears this brand, so blame “Logan Jr.” for the psychotic price point:

Ideal for screwing up a pitch meeting with the millennials:

Everyone’s favorite slime puppy has never met a collar he won’t rumple or a hairstyle he won’t muss. Everything “Romulus” wears looks ― and probably is! ― hella expensive, and made only more so by his disregard for neatness and general decency. Roman may not be a rocket scientist, but he certainly knows how to make a basic gray wool coat look Byron-esque as heck.

Assuming Roman got thriftier as well as savvier after his Turkish ordeal:

Just leave those top three buttons undone:

Shiv’s “business queen” makeover was one of the show’s most talked-about style moments, and for good reason. Shiv may have sold her soul in Season 2 (the less said about that playground scene, the better), but her sleek bob and endless array of flawless pantsuits are making us feel some sympathy for the devil.

Shiv’s breathtaking backless turtleneck, which costs about the same as your rent. It’s sold out right now, but a girl can hope:

We stan a dupe! And only on “Succession” would a $220 Anthropologie dress count as a dupe:

The hat that yachting dreams are made of, at a dreamy price:

A classic Shiv turtleneck, made more affordable:

Please be less evil in your suit dresses than Shiv is in hers:

Shiv wouldn’t be caught dead in Forever 21, but that’s too bad for her because these pants are both very Shiv and very affordable:

Pre-business Shiv wore something like this in the Season 1 hospital episode:

A lovably dim, preppy prince who feels with his whole heart, Tom has never met a set of pastel separates he didn’t love or a chicken he couldn’t steal (bless). From the uber-puffy vest of this season’s “Argestes” episode to the borderline-heinous linen pants of “This Is Not For Tears,” everything Tom wears is just slightly too try-hard ― which doesn’t mean you can’t find a way to integrate his Midwestern flair into your look.

Paying tribute to Yacht Tom AND Yacht Roman:

Tom likely owns five of these:

Haters to the left ― a puffy vest is a must-have:

Ahh, Greg the Egg, our wee Greg sprinkles. We cherish you and your lethally charming combination of praying mantis legs and strong beta energy. You may take this whole thing in the end, but until then, it’s all about sensible Gap-style sweaters and a Nicest Guy in Sigma Chi vibe.

Sensible, functional, office- and budget-friendly. Nice one, Gregory:

Greg wears a version of this jacket in nearly every episode:

You’re keeping a lot of secrets now, buddy. Time to upgrade that manila folder!

Congrats to L-OG on looking aggressively rich all the time. Daddy Roy’s primary *lewk* seems to consist of deceptively luxe button-downs paired with chunky cable-knit sweaters perfect for weathering both the office AC and a congressional investigation. Plus, no game of “Boar on the Floor” is complete without a silk ascot and a tweedy blazer. If you’re going to be a monster, you should at least be a cozy monster, right?

Hey there, opening credits vibes:

Perfect for hiding your OG face (and motives):

It’s not quite Patek Philippe, but thanks, Tom:

Be the Hot Mole Woman You Wish To See In The World. Maybe no other Waystar Royco employee has Gerri’s staying power, a quality reflected in her deceptively classic rotation of chic outerwear and sleek pencil skirts. From a Pelosi coat to a silk robe fit for late-night bathroom-door trysts, our favorite Clever Filing Cabinet never looks less than flawless.

These are a decent dupe for Gerri’s “Tern Haven” jammies:

A neutral companion to her famous red:

And a reasonably priced version:

Shine on, you true weirdo. First Pancake Roy may have hit a rough patch in Season 2, but would anyone really be surprised if his insane presidential bid turned out to be successful? And if not, he’s always got his readings, his Austerlitz aquifers and Willa’s questionable loyalty to keep him warm.

You know Connor owns something from the Sundance Catalog:

Since Hiam Abbass is the most beautiful woman in the world (objectively true), anything Marcia wears becomes inevitably elegant as hell. One of the show’s most persistently mysterious figures, Marcia either is playing a long game or has finally gotten out of these wretched people’s lives for good. Either way, she’ll have the last laugh. Or an eye. Or your soul.

Logan definitely seems like the kind of guy who says “I’m sorry” with jewelry. These emerald earrings feel just right:

And then a lil’ something for yourself:

Marcia’s Season 1 wedding look was flawless. Pay tribute to the queen by rocking this similarly hued and sleeved gown for your next trip to a stunning English countryside castle (hint: you can snag this dress on Rent the Runway!):

And here’s a sassy day-look version: