In her hometown of Los Angeles, where women wear colors, Roxy Olin wore black.
In her adopted hometown of New York, where women wear black no matter the season, Olin wears more colors.
She isn't necessarily contrarian; she's just a bit of a fashion outsider. A participant in MTV's The City, the offshoot of The Hills, Olin works for Kelly Cutrone, a publicist with her own reality show, Kell on Earth. If that's not TV-incestuous enough, Olin, 24, may also be familiar as Michelle from Brothers & Sisters, on which her father and mother, Ken Olin and Patricia Wettig, appear as actors, her dad serves as director, and her brother Clifford is a writer.
In The City, Olin is immersed in the fashion world and has been changing her look.
"Since I have been on the show, you get lost between the girls," she says. "Olivia has her style together. Being in New York defines who you are; everyone is so fashion-forward here, and to keep up, you have to define yourself, and I try to put a little more edge."
She describes her look as "edgy street style; I wear a lot of vintage stuff."
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