The latest “RHONY” cast trip took place on a private island, but Carole Radziwill’s go-to hair accessory won’t run you millions.
The reality TV OG revealed on Instagram Stories this week that she wore Kitsch Zig Zag Headbands during the tropical getaway. And at just under $11 for a pack of two, they’re a total steal.
“The best headbands,” Radziwill wrote, while resharing a Bravo post about the episode.
Kitsch Zig Zag Headbands (2-Pack)
It seems plenty of shoppers agree with her; Amazon’s sold over 40,000 packs in the last month alone, making them the No. 1 best-selling headbands on the site.
The nostalgic, non-slip style is coming back in a big way lately. Hailey Bieber has also been wearing zig-zag headbands on repeat — including the $525 Miu Miu version she modeled for the brand’s fall campaign.
Faherty NY Giants Raglan Long-Sleeve
But when it comes to ’90s style, Radziwill is practically the blueprint. A born and raised New Yorker, the reality TV icon regularly shares her favorite capsule wardrobe-worthy finds.
Earlier last week, she appeared on SirisumXM’s Page Six Radio show wearing the Faherty NY Giants Raglan Long-Sleeve — a cute style she shouted out as “the best tee” on Instagram.
And with “RHONY” just getting started, it’s safe to say there’s a lot more style inspiration in store.
Shop more of carole’s go-tos
Radziwill’s socks became a topic of conversation on the last episode. And while she didn’t say which exact style they were, these have a place of honor on her ShopMy storefront.
$33.00
Drake’s
The journalist posted about these timeless jeans on her Instagram Stories this fall, saying she wears them “on repeat.”
$110.00
$77.98
Levi’s
She recently added this plaid blazer to her ShopMy as well, just in time for fall and winter temperatures.
$248.00
Madewell
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
