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Rihanna Suffers A Fashion Mishap At Reb'l Fleur Perfume Launch

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Rihanna may be a rebel but she’s usually a well dressed one – unfortunately today was not one of her better days. Rih Rih was spotted in London, England at the House of Fraser to launch her perfume Reb’l Fleur. She donned an ill-fitting green ensemble that poorly showcased the singers personal style.

Rihanna says of the fragrance,

“This fragrance is about my passion for individuality being expressed and empowering, yes, but also emotional and intriguing. I wear my fragrance, I don’t let it wear me.”

We’re sure Rihanna’s fragrance smells delightful with a “splash of coconut water” and “violet and hibiscus” notes and some people may love her outfit. So never mind our thoughts (though we do love her hair!) – what’s your take on Rihanna’s outfit? And if you’ve smelled Reb’l Fleur – do you like it?

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