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Rihanna Has Spoken! These Fashion Trends Will Be Everywhere in 2024

Typically whenever Rihanna steps out, she makes our fashion-loving hearts skip a beat with a to-die-for collection of vintage John Galliano coats, Tom Ford-era Gucci handbags, and impossible-to-source retro band tees. But lately, she’s been treating us to a tight edit of currently-available-to-shop fashion finds that are defining the moment. If you’re keen to know what the buzziest buys are, zoom in on the fashionista, business mogul, and mother of two’s latest outfits, and you’ll see that she’s serving up a masterclass in trends.

Just last week, Rihanna blessed us with an effortlessly cool look that included not one but two coveted accessories: the opulent Alaïa crystal flats—which are finally restocked—and the revived Gucci Horsebit bag that has also been spotted on the arms of Kendall Jenner, Dua Lipa, and Miley Cyrus. The list of desirable fashion finds spotted on Rihanna lately goes on and on. If you’re lucky, you too can channel your inner Rih with the coveted pieces below.

Elongated Bags + Studded FlatsPhoto: Backgrid/ROGA, KEVY

Playful Sneakers + Baggy JeansPhoto: Diggzy / SplashNews.com

Don’t forget that Rihanna isn’t only a trendsetter, she’s also a designer. The Fenty x Puma Creeper recently relaunched in more colors and features a new stacked sole called the Phatty. Rihanna wore the soon-to-be-sold-out shoes with the biggest denim trend: baggy jeans. Of course, not all voluminous jeans are created equally. Agolde’s wide-leg style is a bestseller and has been worn by Rihanna a few times.

Python Shoes + Classic Crossbody BagsPhoto: Backgrid/ROLOMOST POPULAR

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