Linda Rodin: Style Icon, You Can

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This week’s style icon is Linda Rodin, founder of the Olio Lusso line of cosmetic oils and fragrances. Rodin worked as a model and was an aspiring photographer before she started styling fashion shoots in the 1970s. She also owned a SoHo boutique for a time.
Rodin’s style uniform looks to be a piece of denim paired with something softer, flat shoes or boots, bold lips, and statement glasses. BAM. Boiling down one’s everyday look to this kind of signature is so effective. And so simple.

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Rodin seems to thrive on simplicity and strives toward as little maintenance as possible. You can read more about her background and unique take on style at Refinery29. Now, can we get the look?
Row by row:
- Siyu cotton print tunic, Topshop white ladder knit sweater, J.Jill tailored denim shirt
- Zara jute ballerina flat, Topshop laser-cut slippers, Target chambray peasant top, Anthropologie striated shades
- Uniform white denim jeans, Levi’s 525 straight leg jeans, Old Navy chambray trouser jeans