It almost doesn’t need saying anymore, Rihanna’s maternity style is unrivalled.
During the Fenty Beauty mogul’s third pregnancy, she has established a sartorial presence unlike any other with her couture and off-the-runway looks. The looks she has debuted in these few months not only cement her maternity style standing, but evidence her calibre as a tastemaker in general.
Following the Los Angeles premiere of her Smurfs film on Sunday, Rihanna was seen stepping out in the city for dinner at Giorgio Baldi in an ensemble which can only be described as angelic.
Fresh from the Alaïa Fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection, the singer wore a sculptural sequinned skirt, made up of a hoop-like waist over which the fabric tapered down her legs. Her baby bump rested atop the low-waisted piece, the skirt looking like it was sculpted for that very purpose.
Rihanna paired the skirt with a hooded and cropped tank from the collection, as well as pointed white pumps to match. A pair of large diamond earrings framed the singers face.
The standout moment came only a few hours after the singer walked the red carpet with her sons RZA (3), and Riot (2). For the premiere, she opted for a chocolate toned drop waist gown from Saint Laurent, which featured a green bow under her baby bump as well as a lace bust. She paired the gown with a distressed leather jacket slung off one shoulder.
Her sons kept up in the style department, wearing custom Dior looks inspired by the house’s latest menswear drop.
At the premiere the singer discussed the process of getting the boys into their luxe looks.
“It was getting them dressed and undressed, dressed and then undressed again ’cause they wanted to eat, lay down, tumble,” she described the feat. “The last thing I did was get them dressed and then jump into my gown.”
This story first appeared on GRAZIA International.
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