Frida Kahlo's artistic expression and personal style were inspired by her tumultuous life experiences, including chronic pain from a bus accident and her tumultuous relationship with Diego Rivera. Her work often reflects themes of identity, feminism, and Mexican culture, using vibrant colors and symbolic imagery. Kahlo’s unique approach to self-portraiture allowed her to explore her inner thoughts and emotions, challenging societal norms regarding womanhood. Her authentic representation of suffering and resilience has made her an icon not only in art but also in feminist discourse.