There are so many things to love about Rihanna. She’s got a killer voice, a killer sense of style and a killer heart. We already know that the pop sensation actively supports numerous charities and causes, including UNICEF, Red Cross and Bid 2 Beat AIDS, but as it turns out, she’s also celebrating inclusivity in her own way.
The Barbadian singer, songwriter, and actress caused a stir in the makeup industry after officially launching Fenty Beauty by Rihanna in London.
Her collection is so groundbreaking because it offers foundation coverage for every makeup wearer. From the palest to the darkest tone, Rihanna made sure her collection would work for every face.
Rihanna at the Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Launch held at Harvey Nichols in London on September 19, 2017.
Rihanna is a lavender beauty in a Molly Goddard dress.
The Barbadian beauty added a fairy-like touch to her outfit with a pair of Rene Caovilla “Snake” sandals.
The Barbadian singer turned to designer Molly Goddard for shockingly frilly dress that looks like it was pulled from the closet of a 7-year-old.
To add to the whimsicalness of the look, Rihanna wore the Rene Caovilla “Snake” sandals before finishing her look with an Anita Ko diamond ear cuff and an Anabela Chan diamond flower ring.
We would have rolled our eyes at this crazy lavender outfit had anyone else worn it. But Rihanna makes everything look great because… well, she’s Rihanna.
Rihanna flashes the cameras a smile before disappearing into her event.
Rihanna greets her fans and tests her makeup on them inside Harvey Nichols.
When asked about her beauty line, Rihanna simply said, “it’s not rocket science.”
The singer said she has friends of all colors, and that it makes her uncomfortable to miss out on anyone.
Not only is Rihanna sending a message to the world, but she is also opening up a dialogue among top makeup retailers. All of a sudden, beauty giants are following in the footsteps of the 29-year-old.
Unknown to many, Fenty is Rihanna’s real last name.
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