How to Get Rihanna's Dazzling Crop Over Festival Fit

Rihanna once again reigned supreme at Barbado’s Crop Over festival—the annual Kadooment Day parade that celebrates the end of the sugar cane harvest season. Year after year, Rihanna wows at the festival with spectacular fits.

Back in 2011—Rihanna’s first Crop Over festival as a public figure—she wore a blood-red sparkly bikini. And in 2013 she opted for a white themed fit, with a two-piece crystal bikini and a surplus of white feathers crowning her body, not unlike that of a peacock. Rihanna posted a side-to-side shot of these looks on Instagram in 2013 with the caption “Then X Now.”

From there, her looks only have only become more complex. For example, in 2017, Rihanna wore an intricate crystal bralette, bright blue hair, and multi-colored feathers, which was created by the local costume designer Laura Austin. Wow.

We’re clearly noticing a theme: FEATHERS. Feathers always play a key part in Rihanna’s Crop Over festival fits, and this year was no different. This year’s dress, designed by the Dutch designer, David LaPort, extended outwards into an orbit made of pink feathers—like an edgy baby doll frock. But the outfit did differ in key ways. Notably, the pink mini dress erred from the typical two-piece look and covered a bit more skin. Honestly, Rihanna looked like a music box dancer. The round silhouette made her look like a princess, in a constant pirouette.

Also, we can’t help but notice Rihanna’s killer beauty looks. Her hair was styled in bantu knots, while her makeup look consisted of neon green eyeshadow, done by artist Priscilla Ono. The pop of green contrasted and popped against the pink frock. The cherry on top of the look was a pair of crystal-covered eyeglasses and pastel heels.

Our favorite thing about Rihanna’s Crop Over looks? She always looks so darn happy. We can’t wait to see what she wears next year.

Here’s how to get the look:

Rock a hint of lime with a pop of eyeshadow:

Add the necessary Rihanna sparkle with facial jewels:

Rihanna sports a bold pink lip, and you can too:

A more simplified feathery frock that won’t look a feather out of place at Crop Over:

Plus, add a tear-drop earring for some gravity:

Originally Appeared on Teen Vogue