Rihanna is the bright light that 2020 needs.
On July 31st, the singer dropped Fenty Skin, a complement to Fenty Beauty, which launched the first truly diverse shade ranges across the beauty industry and moved the needle on greater inclusivity. And just as we were getting excited to try all three of the new skincare products (Fat Water! Cleanser! Moisturizer!), Rihanna hosted a virtual launch party for the line and stunned in head-to-toe Fenty. We’re officially obsessed.
In what appears to be an unreleased design, the custom leather maxi dress features a cut-out toggle hem detail at the back. With its pull string at the side and minimalist spaghetti straps, we’re getting major athleisure meets red carpet vibes. To amp things up, the beauty mogul and entrepreneur put the “bad” in “badgalriri” by teaming the dress with some seriously sexy “Caged In” custom gladiator sandals by Fenty x Amina Muaddi.
Her choice of footwear is no surprise, as Rihanna loves Muaddi heels so much that she’s collaborated with the designer for a capsule collection. Muaddi is a favorite of other celeb trendsetters, including Bella Hadid, Kendall & Kylie Jenner and Elsa Hosk.
As usual, Rihanna acted as her own best advertisement when she posted a carousel of pics to Instagram that spotlighted her lines: Fenty Skin, Fenty Beauty and Fenty Fashion. Not only are we loving her leather dress, but that bold red lip and those contoured cheekbones are making us want to browse Fenty’s entire offerings, stat.
Unfortunately, it looks like Rihanna’s dress hasn’t dropped yet and her Muaddi heels are sold out in every color. But you can still look just as flawless as the singer turned entrepreneur with these bold, leather-inspired looks below.
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Camila Coelho Mia Leather Mini Dress ($285, down from $438)
Marissa Webb Ryland Leather Dress ($294, down from $598)
Michael Costello x REVOLVE Jake Gown ($155, down from $238)
ISABEL MARANT Fanelia Asymmetric Wrap-Effect Leather Midi Dress ($1,140, down from $3,800)
