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Adding onto my Style Icon blog posts is 60s it-girl, Edie Sedgwick. A wealthy socialite turned muse of artist Andy Warhol, she starred in many of his underground films like Poor Little Rich Girl and Chelsea Girls.

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Edie Sedgwick and Andy Warhol. Andy Warhol was often blamed for Edie Sedgwick's descent into drug addiction and mental illness. However, before meeting Warhol, Edie had been in mental hospitals twice and came from a family with a history of mental illness.

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For a long time I thought Edie Sedgwick was used by Andy Warhol, for her wealth, her connections to the upper class and her beautiful physical appearance, but after a deep dive into Edie’s li…

Andy Warhol, Edie Sedgwick & Chuck Wein (1965) by Magnum Photos photographer Burt Glinn, who had a gift for capturing the soul of counter culture. His photos immortalize the style of the period spanning the 1950s Beatniks to the 1960s hippie movement. In this iconic image, three of the 60s' great artistic players – Andy Warhol, his muse Edie Sedgwick and her manager Chuck Wein – are pictured on a New York City street in 1965. Shop this famous capture as a poster by clicking the above link.

Edith Sedgwick was born in Santa Barbara and came from an aristocratic family with a history of great importance and high mental instability. In 1963 she moved to New York and threw herself into li…