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"   Photo: Getty Images  It&amp;#039;s not just her chart-topping songs and voluptuous figure that make Dolly Parton an icon; since she was first scooped out of eastern Tennessee and showcased at Nashville&amp;#039;s Grand Ole Opry at just 13, the singer has worked a style all her own. From bandana-print tops to curve-hugging jeans to ruffled dresses, Parton has never shied away from the sartorial spotlight. You can see it firsthand in July, when she kicks off her world tour. But for those who can&amp;#039;t wait, channel the petite blonde today in celebration of the release of her 41st album, Better Day, which comes out today. For early-career Dolly, pair Agent Provocateur&amp;#039;s cropped silk-chiffon blouse with Siwy&amp;#039;s cut-off jeans. Throw a denim jacket on over Lucy in Disguise&amp;#039;s ruched dress, a la Parton&amp;#039;s bandana-print on the cover of Best of Dolly Parton. It&amp;#039;s no rhinestone jumpsuit, but Sonia Rykiel&amp;#039;s diamante-studded blouse adds a bit of Parton-esque sparkle to any outfit. For something a bit more dressed-up, Paul &amp;amp;amp; Joe&amp;#039;s floral maxi dress is a nice spin on the singer&amp;#039;s `70s get-ups. Of course, the easiest way to pay homage to Parton is to tease your hair and pull on a pair of cowboy boots, like these from Dan Post. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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