She showcased her latest Savage x Fenty collection during New York Fashion Week with a stunning Neverland meets the lost girls runway show.
And Rihanna was in the mood to party after her triumphant catwalk show, hitting her favourite Big Apple spot 1 OAK for an afterparty on Wednesday night.
After wowing in a sheer dress for her turn on the runway, the singer turned designer changed into a tiny black leather mini dress for the celebrations.
The stunning star turned heads as she arrived at 1 OAK in her party ensemble.
Flashing her legs under the thigh-high hemline, she accessorised to the max with perspex heels and a cute white clutch.
She added plenty of bling, with a crucifix-adorned chain belt wrapped around her waist, a huge pendant necklace and glittering bracelet.
The finishing touch were statement monochrome shades and long flowing locks.
It was a night to remember for the multi-talented star who showcased her intimates collection with a huge runway show, featuring top models Gigi and Bella Hadid on the runway.
Slick Woods, better known as Rihanna’s muse, stole the show as she flaunted her pregnant figure in black nipple covers and a string one-piece.
Rihanna’s lingerie pieces fit into four distinct categories—On The Reg, U Cute, Damn, and Black Widow.
On The Reg features the ‘everyday essentials,’ while Black Widow offers ‘risque and ultra sexy’ items. U Cute and Damn are comprised of everything in between.
‘Women should be wearing lingerie for their d**n selves,’ Rihanna told Vogue in an interview. ‘I can only hope to encourage confidence and strength by showing lingerie in another light. You don’t have to stick to one personality with lingerie; it’s fun to play around.
‘You can be cute and playful one week and a black widow next week. You can take risks with lingerie. I want people to wear Savage x Fenty and think, ‘I’m a bad b****. I want women to own their beauty.’
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Source: Tampa Bay Times
