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Rihanna has always closely followed the ‘the bigger, the better’ adage when it comes to her fashion. (See: her opulent maternity style that included bump-baring, boudoir-inspired Dior and chainmail Miu Miu). But for the launch of Fenty x Puma in London, the songstress offered a more literal take on this sentiment, stepping out in an oversized suit and XXXXL blazer from Vietnamese-American wunderkind, Peter Do.
While many still have Rihanna’s weekend one Coachella ensembles on their festival mood boards for this week’s rivalries, the star has already moved onto her next sartorial fantasy. Serving business executive realness, Rihanna’s cocooning take on Savile Row staples proves that demure “quiet luxury” has a place in the lexicon, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be silent. But what did we expect from the self-proclaimed “fashion monster”?
The monochromatic look was pulled entirely from Do’s Fall 2024 collection—look eight, if you’re in the market for a latte suit—and features Billie Eilish-level baggy proportions. As any style savant would tell you, borrowing a button-down from your boyfriend’s wardrobe is often the best cut shirt. Given she recently admitted she prefers ASAP Rocky’s style to her own, we wouldn’t put it past RiRi to reach into his closet and slip this look on for the red carpet event.
Later in the evening, Rihanna took time away from promoting her new sneaker style to shout out Andy Cohen. Though we were already aware how besotted the beauty mogul and musician was with Bravo, she bravely admitted that reality shows like The Real Housewives franchise and Vanderpump Rules were her biggest obsessions. (After her babies, of course).
Indeed, Rihanna was asked to literally “name ‘em” (a not-so-subtle reference to RHOBH star Sutton Strack, for those playing along at home), and she cited anything “Bravo-related” as her smooth-brained fixation. “Andy Cohen didn’t pay me to say that, I promise. I’m just – I’m obsessed,” the 36-year-old said.
Take note from Rihanna: if you’re going to announce your reality addiction to the world, at least do so in Peter Do
