Channel Carolyn Bessette Kennedy with this curated kit of beauty essentials

Uptown polish, but make it effortless.

If your spring beauty goals are rooted in ’90s minimalism, Rodial’s Fifth Avenue Edit was made for you.

Inspired by the Carolyn Bessette Kennedy‘s effortless New York elegance, this curated collection is your shortcut to that iconic undone polish.

Rodial Fifth Avenue Edit

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The one-and-done kit includes a Lip Oil With Collagen in Cherry, a sheer red gloss that keeps lips plump and nourished. It also offers everything needed for dewy, hydrated skin, including the Glass Primer, which diffuses the look of imperfections for a real-life filter effect.

Also in the set is the Cream Blush, which gives cheeks a rich pink glow. Set it all with a Glass Powder Mini for a glass-like finish, and to cool and soothe the eye area before or after makeup, the Bee Venom Jelly Eye Patches might just be your new best friend.

“Super colour and the texture is so smooth. I am over 50, and it doesn’t fold into skin wrinkles. Colour stays all day,” one shopper wrote of the Cream Blush.

Rodial Banana Lowlighter

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If the brand sounds familiar, it might be because Bravolebs like Bethenny Frankel and Kyle Richards have raved about the products — especially the Banana Lowlighter.

It’s an “all-in-one colour corrector, complexion enhancer, and a sheer but buildable, skin-like concealer,” but the “RHONY” legend calls it her secret weapon. (We love it too — and so do shoppers.)

The multitasking creamy formula camouflages dark circles, imperfections and more, while also acting as a glitter-free highlighter.

Rodial Blush Drops

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Richards has featured the Blush Drops in her Amazon Lives, saying she’s “obsessed.”

“I was wearing them out [once] and someone said to me ‘Oh my God …. you’re literally, actually glowing,” the star recalled.

If you’re looking to refresh your makeup stash for spring — and capture the “Love Story” look — Rodial has you covered.

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This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.