
Rihanna has revealed the locations of the first five U.S. cities that will have Savage X Fenty brick and mortar locations.
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Rihanna has revealed the locations of the first five U.S. cities that will have Savage X Fenty brick and mortar locations.
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Rihanna’s brand could soon be looking to open up a physical location. In an interview with Bloomberg, Christiane Pendarvis, the co-president and chief marketing and design officer at Savage X Fenty, revealed retail locations could be open as soon as next year.
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Rihanna and Lebron James are featured in a new commerical for Germany-based luggage brand RIMOWA. The campaign was designed as a creative exploration of how travel has evolved during the pandemic.

The annual 2021 Met Gala returns to New York City with celebrities dressed in their most creative ensembles as this year’s theme, “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion,” showcased gorgeous gowns, fitted tuxedos, and fashion forward pieces.
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Rihanna has shared a new teaser video for the upcoming Savage X Fenty Show Vol. 3 which will stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide beginning Friday, September 24.
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Rihanna teamed up with a black woman biker crew based in New Orleans for the latest Savage X Fenty campaign. The ladies of Caramel Curves will lead in the photos and videos for the #SavageXCaramelCurves collaboration. According to Vogue, the crew was founded in 2005 by Nakosha “Coco” Smith and Shanika “Tru” Beatty and already made themselves known for an edgy aesthetic, including heels, prior to the Fenty link-up.
Continue readingRihanna‘s Savage x Fenty is now officially worth $1 billion. According to Forbes, the brand hit the major milestone after raising $115 million during the Series B funding round, increasing the business’ valuation to $1 billion. The LVMH backed private equity firm L Catterton reportedly helped the brand secure the investment for its upcoming retail and athletic wear expansion.
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The black female-founded snack company Partake Foods has secured close to $4.8 million from the series A funding round in late December. Investors included Rihanna, Kevin Johnson’s Black Capital, Seattle Seahawks’ Bobby Wagner, Black Star Fund, Once Upon a Farm CEO John Foraker, CircleUp Growth Partners, FF2032 and Marcy Venture Partners.