Published: May 7, 2021 Last Updated 7 months ago by FPN SEO
We all know that Rihanna is a big fan of protective hairstyles. And she’s favored quite a number of braids in the past few years — from cornrows, Fulani braids, Bantu knots, to knotless braids, and the list goes on and on, RiRi has rocked them all. But however, she made a major hair switch on Wednesday while heading out to dinner at her favorite restaurant, Giorgio Baldi, in Santa Monica.
Keeping to her high-fashion taste, the singer-turned-beauty mogul wore a Dior tie-dye jacket which is worth over $22,000, according to the reports. She layered the vintage outerwear over an embellished white crop top and a pair of green trousers from Chrome Hearts. RiRi played up the look with white accessories: a pair of Amber heels by The Attico, an oversized belt buckle from R13, a pair of white-framed Versace sunglasses, and stud silver earrings.
AGNY, BENS, BACKGRID As for the beauty, the Barbados beauty welcomed the new month in a different look sporting a pixie haircut, a look she offset with vibrant red lips.
It’s not the first or second time Rihanna is wearing a pixie cut. The short hairstyle was one of her favorite back in the days and with her penchant for vintage clothing nowadays, she’s also retrospecting hair-wise. Keep scrolling to see a few of her past pixie cut looks.
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Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/Getty Images Rihanna wearing a pixie cut back in 2012 during a performance
Getty Images She’s wearing the short hairstyle in 2008
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