Rihanna sat down for a rare interview recently to discuss her upcoming fashion line and being a curvy girl in fashion.
Rihanna sat down for a rare interview recently to discuss her upcoming fashion line and being a curvy girl in fashion.
The R&B/Pop singer is most famous for her catchy, hit-making songs but lately, she's put that on pause.
She's made waves in every industry she's entered by rebelling against the status quo.
Her shade-inclusive cosmetics line Fenty Beauty is the perfect example.
Earlier this month, the star confirmed that she would be partnering with LVMH to launch a new luxury fashion house called Fenty.
Rih will be the first woman to create an original brand at LVMH a.k.a. Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
She's also the first woman of color at the top of an LVMH maison.
"I use myself as the muse. It’s sweatpants with pearls, or a masculine denim jacket with a corset. I feel like we live in a world where people are embracing every bit of who they are," Rihanna told the NYT's T magazine.
"It just changed how I dress in terms of my proportions," she said. "You wear what looks good on you and that’s it. I’m thick and curvy right now, and so if I can’t wear my own stuff then, I mean, that’s not gonna work, right?"
"My size is not the biggest size. It’s actually closer to the smallest size we have: We go up to a [French size] 46," she said. "We’re saying we can meet you at any one drop that we put out."
Fenty is already set to buck traditions by skipping the runway shows and focusing on selling clothing directly to the consumer.
Most major fashion houses don't have collections available until they're sold six weeks later at a boutique or high-end retailer.
When asked about this Rihanna stayed true to her Bad Gal title and said, "I want to be as disruptive as possible."