Although she might disapprove, the fashion world would be a better place if Rihanna was pregnant all the time.
While carrying her third child, the Fenty Beauty mogul and pop superstar has taken her maternity style to impossibly great heights, proving that a baby bump cannot stop her from sporting custom couture or fresh-off-the-runway fits. I would go so far as to say that her fashion has never been better.
Case in point: RiRi’s latest ensemble, which transformed her into an angelic Madonna as she exited one of her favorite dining spots, Giorgio Baldi, in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
For the dinner, Rihanna chose a sculptural, low-slung skirt embroidered with sequins from the Alaïa Fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection by Pieter Mulier, which tapered inward as it traveled down her legs, all originating from a molded, hoop-like waist.
Look 43 from the Alaïa Fall 2025 ready-to-wear show.
To match the skirt, the mother-of-two added a hooded, cropped knit tank from the same collection, as well as pointy pumps, both in white, while accessorizing with large diamond earrings and black sunglasses to top it all off. It certainly wasn’t your average dinner ensemble.
Earlier in the day, Rihanna walked the red carpet for the premiere of her new Smurfs movie with her two sons in tow.
The stylish meal took place mere hours after the Savage X Fenty founder walked the red carpet for her new Smurfs movie with sons RZA and Riot in tow. For the premiere, RiRi chose a chocolate ball gown from Saint Laurent, which she accessorized with a sage-green sash tied into a bow around her waist, as well as a brown, distressed-leather jacket. Meanwhile, her kids were dressed in custom Dior looks inspired by Jonathan Anderson’s debut menswear collection for the French luxury house.
Throughout her three pregnancies, Rihanna has turned to both Alaïa and Saint Laurent—as well as other major designer brands—in order to turn out one show-stopping look after the other, be it a red-hot Super Bowl set or a knotty, sky-blue gown for the Cannes Film Festival. Clearly, her work is not finished yet.
