Fenty’s Fortune: Rihanna’s Billion Dollar Looks

2016 was all about fringe, and Rihanna led the way. An extremely flattering choice because of its beautiful movement, she wore it both on and off stage that year. Rihanna’s custom-made jumpsuit by L’Impasse was a major head turner as she made her way to a party after the VMAs. That shade of deep chartreuse flattered her skin tone and started to make its way into the public’s consciousness, and closets, shortly after.

The white Norma Kamali trousers she paired with a long-sleeved crop top seemed deceivingly simple but was so impactful when dancing during her performance with Drake at the BET Awards. Let’s just say she made it Work.

Bad gal Riri knows she doesn’t need clothes to look good, and her love of lingerie is likely what inspires her to gravitate towards sheer fabrics. Despite leaving little to the imagination with a nude dress designed by Adam Selman, Rihanna still looked covered up with her embellished headscarf, gloves, and tastefully placed fur scarf. The combination of Swarovski crystals and nudity was daring yet demure and totally divine.
 
This sheer mint coat was a clever way to cover up while still showing off her satin corset minidress, made by Ms. Fenty herself. The addition of gloves added so much to her take on modern elegance.

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What works frequently in Rihanna’s favour is doing a monochrome head-to-toe look, and it doesn’t necessarily have to be black and white. These layers upon layers of pink tulle for the Grammys probably inspired Ariana Grande’s aesthetic in general. This Giambattista Valli gown didn’t need anything else except for some light make-up in similar shades of pink and a sleek updo.
 
When she launched Fenty Beauty in New York, Rihanna was certainly not afraid of yellow and gold. Perhaps her penchant for these shades was an ode to her Met Gala look? She paired an Oscar de le Renta crop top and slit skirt with wrap-around heels for this event, elevating the look with pops of yellow thanks to eyeshadow and solid-gold hoop earrings.

Always one for wearing a fun and playful accessory, the singer often leads the way in influencing trends. At the Cannes Film Festival 2017, she donned a Dior dress and Andy Wolf Ojala frames. These tiny sunglasses became an overnight sensation and inspired Kendall and Kylie Jenner (and the rest of Calabasas) to sport them regularly in Instagram pics.
 
Rihanna was most recently spotted filming a music video with confirmed beau A$AP Rocky. She’s shifting the trend from corsets to bustiers including the pictured vintage snakeskin Dolce & Gabbana. On a side note, be sure to join the queue for shealing this autumn and winter. We predict this Loewe autumn/winter 2021 coat, which is from the brand’s menswear collection, will be a big hit.

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