Rihanna Plans Clothing Line To Amaze The Fashion Forward

Article written by: Rodrick Rainey
Posted on: September 29, 2008

R&B, Pop Culture, and International songstress Rihanna has become the premier female artist globally. Her hits such as ′Under My Umbrella′ featuring Jay-Z and ′Don’t Stop The Music′ have landed her a place in world history. Insuring her most amazing legs for a cool million dollars, her swagger has set flames to the youth generations that are about enjoying life. Now the Barbadian/Guyanese mixed ethnicity singer is ready to bring her fabulous yet fun appeal to fashion world and set the tone of international style.

“Rihanna is the new truth. She cut her hair and I knew 5 girls from at least 3 places that asked me if I thought they would look good with her punk-style haircut. She′s the new leader of today’s trendy generations hands down. She reaches all people with no separation. This clothing line will be major is the brand name is right,” says Sojones.com Hip-hop clothing site founder Rodrick Rainey.

In an interview about her new album ′Disturbia′, Rihanna told New York magazine that she is working on her designs as she tours. She also told Women’s Wear Daily earlier this year, “I can’t say when it will be released, but it’s definitely going to happen. I’m not one to rush into anything. I want to take my time.”

With no date given by Rihanna for her clothing line′s release, the Sojones.com site manager predicts the line to launch in time for the 2008 Christmas holiday or at the next MAGIC fashion convention.

A premier model for Cover Girl cosmetics, Rihanna is not new to fashion. Undoubtedly taking in some guidance from rap mogul Jay-Z, with a little ingenuity Rihanna made a deal to link her name with the Totes company to create a rainy-day accessory everyone needs. Celebrating the success of Rihanna’s Umbrella single, the company released an Umbrella accessory credited to the singer’s name.

Earlier in 2008, Rihanna was also chosen to be the face of GUCCI’s UNICEF campaign. A minimum of 25% of all products sold from the Gucci and Rihanna collaboration was donated to the global children’s charity.