I did a double take when I saw Rhode’s latest marketing campaign, which stars Matilda Djerf, a Swedish influencer famous for her bouncy blonde “butterfly” haircut, like a ’90s Farrah Fawcett. In one image, Djerf wears what appears to be a red satin pajama top with matching nails and rosy cheeks. In another, she’s pictured lying on a red couch, feet in the air, in a red bodysuit, tights, and heels. Djerf looks like a grownup Cindy Lou Who, right down to the reindeer-in-headlights stare.
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