Miss Riri's fashion show, to say the least, is iconic. She put so much heart into this fashion show, and when I watched it, I was not disappointed. When bringing this show to life, Rihanna wrote on all the designs by hand, not formatting one email. To make sure everything was perfect, she also included the presence of more men in this show, than in the first one.
Rhianna decided to dig deeper and share what self-expression meant to her, while also having other models share their insights on the show.
Not only does she have a diverse set of models and dancers on her show, but there are also different body types modeling in lingerie, showcasing their confidence in their own skin. Empowering other individuals to feel this beautiful in their own skin is so important in this day and age because, for so long, we've only designed to think one body type is the ideal perfect body type.
Miss Rihanna kicked down doors and wanted everyone from different religions, different races, and shapes and sizes. She wanted to create something that would incorporate everyone.
If body empowerment isn't enough to get you to watch this amazing show, though, she also features an exclusive set of celebrities that strut their stuff. Big Sean, Lizzo, Bella Hadid, Bad Bunny, Willow Smith, Paris Hilton, Demi Moore, and Rico Nasty are just a few big names that make an appearance. There are also musical performances that are just plain steamy and add to this already very hot fashion show.
Inclusivity, to Rihanna, has always just been second nature to her.
She wanted to make a brand she could see everyone wearing no matter their size or shape. And Miss Riri did just that - people all over the world can see for themselves that her brand is really for everyone.
