Soap Opera Digest

Star Style

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■ Nadia Bjorlin (Choe, DAYS) discovered a line of flats during her first pregnancy with son Torin, 2, that she continues to wear — and love to this day. “The brand is Rothy’s, and I feel like I should be a spokespers­on for them,” says Bjorlin. “They advertise on Facebook and Instagram. That’s how I found them. At the time, I wanted some flats that weren’t super-expensive, but were comfortabl­e. And I just kept seeing their ads.”

The concept behind the shoes intrigued the actress. “They’re made from recyclable plastic water bottles,” she notes. “They use some kind of technology to laser-cut the bottles down. They’re always updating their site with statistics about how many water bottles they’ve saved from [going into the] ocean or ending up in a landfill.”

Taking all of the above into considerat­ion, Bjorlin finally ordered her first pair. “I felt good about spending my money on them,” insists Bjorlin, who hasn’t been disappoint­ed. “The shoes totally breathe. They’re almost like a mesh material, and they’re machine washable, too. That, to me, was one of the top selling points. I’m a clean freak. I have a borderline problem. I wanted shoes that I could wash and wear in the house. These look brand-new after you wash them, and you just let them air dry.”

Best of all, Bjorlin says the shoes “are very comfortabl­e. They don’t have a lot of support, like a Skechers shoe, but you could put your own insole in. I wore them [during] my entire pregnancie­s, before and after. They were fine, even when I was carrying a giant bowling bowl in my belly.”

And they’re quite stylish, too. “They keep coming out with different designs and patterns,” explains Bjorlin. “They used to just have a round toe and a pointed toe. I loved the pointed toe. Now they’ve started making loafers and sneakers, slip-on sneakers. I can’t even go there. I want to start ordering, but I’m afraid I’ll go out of control. I have four pairs, and I feel like I could just accidental­ly drink some wine one night and order 15 more. And they’re not that cheap. They’re like $140 or $150 a pair. They do last. I’ve had mine for two years.”

Bjorlin’s even turned some of her DAYS co-workers on to Rothy’s. “Some people have bought them,” she shares, noting that Mary Beth Evans (Kayla) is among them. “And everybody seems to like them.”

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