Rihanna is basically master of the fashion universe right now, so we're naturally going to pay attention to what trends she is and isn't wearing whenever she steps out of the door (or black SUV). She's having quite the epic week, first presenting her Savage x Fenty lingerie runway show then hosting her annual Diamond Ball charity event last night. Rihanna was decked out in Givenchy for the big event, but upon arrival at the venue, she wore a T-shirt, diamonds (naturally), and a scarf, leather pants, and heels in fall's biggest color trend: pistachio green.
Summer may have been all about bright colors like neon and fuchsia, but things are softening up quite a bit for fall. Pistachio was all over the F/W 19 runways of brands like Sally LaPoint, Jil Sander, and Marc Jacobs, so it's only natural that it's starting to translate to the streets. Want to join master of the fashion universe Rihanna in embracing pistachio? Keep scrolling to shop our favorite pieces.
On Rihanna: Charles Jeffrey T-shirt; Balenciaga Logo Faux Fur Scarf ($1290); Fenty Leather Skinny Pants with Slit ($1340) and Date Night Pumps Satin 80 ($690); Chopard watch; Kallati aquamarine and diamond earrings
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