Rihanna Flaunts Envious Figure In Armani Underwear Ad

Rihanna has made her debut as Armani’s new smoking hot girl! The Bajan beauty shows off her curvy figure in lace linger and denim. Rihanna was nearly fully dressed in the first released shot by the brand – this new batch however is gorgeous! Following in the foot steps of much smaller framed hotties like Victoria Beckham and Megan Fox – Rihanna may have set a new standard.   The Man Down singer shared with Vogue magazine earlier this year about finally accepting her curves,

“For the first time, I don’t want to get rid of the curves. I just want to tone it up,” she explained.

“My body is comfortable, and it’s not unhealthy, so I’m going to rock with it.”

And rocked it she did – though I still can’t come to grips with that shagged mop on her head – why? Was the red hair too much? Take a look at Rihanna’s hot photos and some old photos from Victoria and Megan.

Did Rihanna’s envious figure put Victoria and Megan to shame?

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