Rihanna Is Officially Fashion's Coolest Mom
Pregnant with her third child (a wordless announcement was made on the 2025 Met Gala steps in custom Marc Jacobs tailoring), Rihanna hit the Los Angeles premiere of The Smurfs in a Saint Laurent fall 2025 gown that ticked every box of her signature maternity style: lingerie-inspired and statement-making, with a biker jacket thrown in for good measure. Perhaps the biggest fashion flex of all? Her sons RZA and Riot joined her on the red carpet, dressed in mini custom Dior by Jonathan Anderson, fresh from his debut runway show for the French house.
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