Rihanna’s eccentric style marathon continues. Every appearance of the singer already becomes a sensation, but it seems that her stylist decided to strengthen the “presence effect” of Rihanna on the streets of California. She went shopping in Los Angeles in an image that only she can afford. And the most harmless thing here is a white cropped T-shirt.
Next, the eye begins to wander over Rihanna’s body, alternately snatching out the eccentric and original details of the wardrobe. First you pay attention to the huge fur bucket hat, “courtesy of Marc Jacobs”. Then – for rare Gucci jeans from 1999, the “reign period” of Tom Ford, with an approximate cost of 15 thousand dollars from solid vintage retailers. And in the final-on a beaded bag-baguette Fendi, sandals with stilettos, a checkered mask and, of course, red lipstick (we can bet that her own brand Fenty Beauty).
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According to The Washington Post, Rihanna went to the bookstore in such an eclectic outfit. More meticulous fans saw in this image another curtsey of Rihanna in the direction of the performer Lil Kim — from one rap diva to another.
EXCLUSIVE: Rihanna was spotted out in LA on Wednesday night, as she visited a bookstore located in a shopping mall. The pop diva visited after normal hours, enjoying a one hour private session as she browsed the aisles with just her best friend, Melissa by her side. The fashion trend setter wore an enormous Marc Jacobs Fur Hat, and a pair of vintage Gucci by Tom Ford Feathered Jeans valued over $15,000. The 33-year-old chart topper wore vibrant red lipstick which could be seen as she placed her face mask on. Fans are anticipating new music from the epic hit maker, but for now it looks like she will be catching up on Marvel Superheroes.Pictured: RihannaRef: SPL5219374 010421 EXCLUSIVEPicture by: DIGGZY / SplashNews.comSplash News and PicturesUSA: +1 310-525-5808London: +44 (0)20 8126 1009Berlin: +49 175 3764 166[email protected]World Rights, No Portugal Rights, No Russia Rights
