Rihanna wasn’t rushing out of the door because she was afraid of missing her flight, but she simply take her time, packed her things, ensuring her traveling essentials are intact before stepping out without any enhancing cosmetics on her face. And the result is gorgeousness —that’s exactly why we love her look.
The Harper’s Bazaar 150th Anniversary cover star looked fresh-faced in a cool off-duty look while out to catch her flight to Los Angeles. She wore a black hoodie, Puma velour T7 pants, matching trainers, complete with a green Prada bag and a pair of dark-framed glasses. In love with her pants? Scroll down to shop for yourself.
Puma Velour T7 Pant — $34.97 ($70.00)
Puma Velour T7 Pants — $39.99 ($60.00)
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Your number #1 fashion obsessed guy. Ubong Richmond is a fashion editor with Fashion Police NG - one who derive joy monitoring and spotting new trends. You will also find me stalking celebrity wardrobes and fashion brands that are about to blow-up.
