I've been waiting for this look all year.
The makeup and luxury fashion mogul was on the road in Barbados with the Aura Experience carnival band for the Grand Kadooment parade on Monday, and to say that I was waiting to see her costume would be an understatement. In fact, for many carnival-obsessed folks and card-carrying members of the #RihannaNavy, seeing the pop star's costume is like the next best thing to actually being there.
I've been watching my timeline like a hawk all day, scanning it to see what Rih wore this time. This year, she went in a bit of a different direction with her costume, while still capturing the joy, campiness, and glamour of carnival.in a strapless pink mini dress, decorated with giant plumes of pink feathers. The singer was spied jamming on the truck, with her hair styled in Bantu knots. She wore green eye shadow, punctuated by a few rhinestones on her eyes.
Rihanna fans have been flooding Twitter with photos and videos of the singer enjoying the festivities and also making me very jealous that
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