Rihanna rounded out an eventful Halloween weekend in style.

The pop queen, 33, wore a luxe black-and-white ensemble as she attended a Halloween bash in New York City Sunday evening held by her brother Rory.

The Barbados-born superstar donned a textured black coat with white stripes over a black gown with patterned white highlights as she made her entrance into the bash.

The latest: Rihanna, 33, wore a luxe black-and-white ensemble as she attended a Halloween bash in New York City Sunday evening held by her brother Rory

The Umbrella vocalist wore her dark locks down and parted, and black sunglasses at the gathering in the Big Apple, with a light coat of makeup and black lipstick, and diamond earrings. She rounded out the ensemble with open toe heels.

The Grammy-winning artist was lauded for a costume she wore earlier, recreating a look coined by rapper Gunna during New York Fashion Week this past September.

She was clad in an all-black ensemble of a mesh top by Dior with shorts, knee-high Rick Owens boots and sunglasses by Louis Vuitton, posing like the musical artist.

Gunna hailed the fashion icon for her Halloween homage, writing on Instagram, ‘Nawww U OVERLY WON’ in reaction to the post.

The Barbados-born superstar donned a textured black coat with white stripes over a black gown with patterned white highlights as she made her entrance into the bash

The musical artist proceeded with confidence as she made her way into the Halloween party

The Grammy-winning artist was lauded for a costume she wore earlier, recreating a look coined by rapper Gunna during New York Fashion Week this past September

It’s been a busy fall season for Rihanna, who in September presided over a show for her Savage X Fenty lingerie line.

Speaking with People, Rihanna opened up about the importance inclusivity has always had for the brand.

‘That’s not a “right now” thing,’ she said. ‘It’s sad that it’s right now for most brands. But that’s always been who I am. It’s always been how I operate with everything I’ve done creatively, whether it’s makeup or lingerie.

‘I get really excited to see people be a part of my brand. It’s not like I went into it thinking, “Let’s make a movement.” I feel great that there are women that are feeling like they see themselves on the stage for the first time. And if we can continue to expand on that, we’ve done more than we really started out trying to do.’

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