Rihanna Wore an Unbelievable Nighttime Outfit That Fans Will Have a Hard Time Forgetting
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Over the last year, Rihanna has hit professional and personal milestones. After giving birth to a son with boyfriend A$AP Ricky last May, she's kicking off the new year by delivering an epic performance at the 2023 Super Bowl Halftime Show. But in between all of her endeavors, she's not letting fans forget how much she loves to take risks with fashion.
Back in October 2019, the "Diamonds" singer shone just like a gem when she headed to an event at the PlayStation Theater in New York City. While Rihanna is known for bolder looks, she departed from usual attire and instead arrived in a white form-fitting strapless dress which ended right below the knee and showed off a lower neckline. The outfit also featured a slight ruffle in the material, further accentuating the look and overall simplicity of the look.
Given how monochromatic the overall ensemble looked, The Fenty Beauty founder continued the theme with her accessories.
To match the white dress, Rihanna added a pair of heeled sandals and a small purse in the same color. For jewelry, she wore earrings, a watch, a chain necklace, a choker and bracelet set, all encrusted with diamonds. With the "Umbrella" songstress' dark hair pulled up into a high half-ponytail, she finished the look with bold eye makeup and brown lipstick.
Needless to say, Rihanna knows her way around creating a memorable fashion moment for her fans. Come the Super Bowl Halftime Show, it's highly likely she'll have the world staring at her performance outfit as well.
As for what to expect from the 13-minute performance, she gave a few details when speaking at the Apple Music press conference on February 9. Rihanna said at the time that the spectacle will showcase a medley of her music over the last two decades.
"That was the hardest, hardest part: deciding how to maximize 13 minutes but also celebrate," she said, per People. "That's what this show is gonna be. It's gonna be a celebration of my catalog in the best way that we could've put it together."
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