Huang describes Wong as "the dream actress to work with" because she isn't afraid to "go full character." Mirroring her wealthy plant business, Kōyōhaus, Amy's style is simplistic, relaxed, and features pieces from independent designers and boutiques like Mohawk General Store, a multi-brand luxury retailer in LA. Mohawk co-founder Bo Carney, whose Instagram is full of chic outfit photos, was actually on the mood board Huang created for Amy, along with flower and plant shop owners she discovered on Instagram.
Viewers may have noticed that Amy's wardrobe largely consists of whites and creams, with stark pops of color when she goes through change. Viewers first meet Amy when she's in her car, wearing an ivory cable-knit bucket hat that's flipped up. "You wouldn't think a perky hat in such a warm texture would belong to a person that just got into a road rage," Huang says. During the penultimate episode, in the midst of a failed heist and extreme violence, Amy even wears an ivory jacket and tan trousers.
Huang recalls pitching that specifically to creator Lee: "Wouldn't it be fabulous and kind of surreal if [Amy] was in this very controlled color?" She explains: "Underneath her personality is all of this doubt, rage, violence, and dissatisfaction with herself. She looks very controlled on screen, but what she's doing is extremely out of control, and I really like that tension that builds."
