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Rihanna Undertakes Personal Fashion Collection

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Rihanna executed her first Armani Capsule Collection, which included Armarni Jeans and Emporio Armani Underwear, so successfully that the two are set to try their hand at partnership again! Ca-ching!

This go-round the denim range will include tartan-lined jean shorts that can be flaunted once the shorts are rolled, a distressed denim romper, and everyday tanks and tees.

For the underwear portion, the “Birthday Cake” singer is going with stretch cotton (who doesn’t love that?) tank and short sets and blinged up bras from glitter.

The Barbados beauty, who was just seen in a skintight, black crocodile gown at the MET on Monday, has talked about her love for fashion as she constantly pushes the envelope beyond her 24 years. “I’m doing my own collection,” she revealed to Hollywood Life. “It will reflect my personal style.”

To further coincide with her obvious love for clothes, the “SOS” singer will be a mentor in a fashion reality television show akin to “Project Runway.”

For now, be on the lookout for RiRi’s collection to hit Amarni stores soon. Some sketches can be seen after the jump.

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