In fact, she usually puts the needs of others far above her own and is hesitant to rely on others or ask for help with her problems. Vivi does not fit the stereotype of a needy and authoritative princess, never demanding any special attention or prioritizing herself above others. This was more noticeable in the anime than the manga, as the animators drew her in such a different way that she could almost be mistaken for another character. It was only after she allied herself with the Straw Hats that she was drawn to look more like a teenage girl, with slightly bigger/rounder facial features and a less shapely body. She wore her ponytail in a very high position until she was attacked by Miss Valentine, where a few strands of her hair were slashed off with her hair bead. While playing the role of Miss Wednesday, she looked older, and her facial features were much more angular. Like most female characters since the timeskip, her hourglass figure has become more pronounced.Ī notable facet of her appearance is that when she was a member of Baroque Works, she seemed to have been drawn in a slightly different way. She now wears her hair down but held back by a clip, and it seems a bit shorter than before. On the cover of Chapter 640, Vivi was shown after the time-skip. Though she is a princess, she rarely wore clothing that would suggest her royal status while traveling with the Straw Hats, although she started to do so more regularly after her coming-of-age speech. Vivi has been seen wearing several different high heeled shoes, including white high heel boots, white high heel sandals, and blue wedges. She has a slender body but tends to wear less-revealing clothing than Nami and Robin do.
She most often wears her hair pulled back into a ponytail. Vivi has long, wavy blue hair with two locks hanging down, one on either side of her head, which started out at about chin-length but were past her shoulders by her last appearance before the timeskip.
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