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Rinna has also explained that reaching her 60s changed how she views life.
“Number one, you got there. You’ve survived long enough in life…and you’re like, Oh, I did it. I made it. And it just feels like you can almost do anything at this point,”
she told InStyle.
She also discussed what she sees as outdated cultural attitudes toward women, beauty, sexuality, and aging.
“I think our culture is really stuck in what menopause is about. And that then stops anybody from thinking that a woman in her 60s or 70s is still viable and still sexual and still beautiful. And there’s not enough women’s health research so that we’re informed and we know how to help ourselves.”
That perspective appears to fit naturally with Rinna’s increasingly adventurous approach to fashion.