The Icon Edit: Marilyn Monroe

Okay, bestie, let’s talk about the OG blonde bombshell—Marilyn Monroe. She wasn’t just a Hollywood icon; she was the moment. Her style, her presence, the way she carried herself? Total main character energy. Let’s break down how she slayed every era and why her fashion choices still have us in a chokehold today.

Effortless Glam, but Make It Iconic

Marilyn had that signature look—curve-hugging dresses, silky slip gowns, and fur coats that screamed luxury. But the gag is she made it all look effortless. She knew how to highlight her best features, always opting for pieces that flattered her hourglass figure. She was giving ‘50s elegance with a side of siren energy.

If there’s one takeaway from her wardrobe, it’s this: dress for your body, not the trends. Find silhouettes that make you feel like that girl and own it.

The Power of Femininity

Marilyn wasn’t just serving looks—she embodied femininity in everything she did. Whether it was her signature red lip, her dreamy white dress moment in The Seven Year Itch, or just the way she carried herself with that soft, flirty energy, she knew how to tap into her divine feminine.

Lesson learned? Confidence is the best accessory. Walk like the world is your runway, even if you’re just strutting to your fridge for a snack.

Casual, but Make It Chic

Yes, she was known for full glam, but her off-duty looks? Equally iconic. Think cropped sweaters, high-waisted jeans, and ballet flats—so effortlessly chic. She proved that looking put-together doesn’t mean being over-the-top 24/7.

Invest in timeless basics that make you feel effortlessly pretty, even on your laziest days.

Marilyn wasn’t just about the aesthetics—she carried herself with a kind of charm and charisma that made her unforgettable. She was playful, mysterious, and always knew her worth. Her energy? Unmatched.

So, next time you’re getting dressed, ask yourself: What would Marilyn do? And the answer? She’d wear something that makes her feel unstoppable.

Stay tuned for the next Icon Edit, where we break down another fashion icon's style. Who should we do next? Drop your faves in the comments!