Erika Linder: The Androgynous Icon Behind "Below Her Mouth"Erika Linder, born May 11, 1990, in Stockholm, Sweden, is a model and actor celebrated for her striking androgynous style. Standing at 175cm, she’s earned the nickname "Female Leonardo DiCaprio" for her resemblance to the Hollywood star—though her fame runs far deeper than looks.

 

While her name might not ring a bell for all, her role in the 2016 film Below Her Mouth has made her a legend in LGBTQ+ circles. The movie spawned a viral line: "Why do women love roofers?"—a phrase still referenced by fans. Linder’s performance, raw and magnetic, showcased her ability to embody complex, authentic queer characters. Off-screen, her career as a model is equally groundbreaking: she’s known for "seamlessly switching between male and female modeling," defying traditional gender norms with every campaign.

Open about her sexuality, Linder uses her platform to support the LGBTQ+ community, becoming a beloved icon. Whether gracing runways or lighting up screens, she proves that style and identity exist beyond binaries—making her not just a talent, but a symbol of self-expression.