Published: August 7, 2017 Last Updated 7 months ago by FPN SEO
Having perused her fashion choices in the past, there’s absolutely nothing Rihanna can wear again to raise our heartbeat. She’s worn dreadlocks when no one saw it coming and her fashion choice is often the one to raise eyebrows.
Of all the colorful hairstyles on the planet, Rihanna painted her hair in turquoise color to attend a carnival event in her home country, Barbados, and guess what? RiRi was commanding attention at the max. The 29-year-old singer teamed the edgy hair with Supreme X Louis Vuitton logo denim jacket, denim cutoffs, and chunky black lace-up boots, looking like a music superstar she’s known to be.
We’ve always been a fan of colorful hairstyles, from ombre red, burgundy to grey hair, which is a big hit right now but you have to be like Rihanna with super sassiness to pull off a bright blue hair.
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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.
