Rihanna graced the cover of GARAGE Magazine’s September issue.

The 30-year-old performer smoldered in several vintage ensembles including an off-the-shoulder, rose bolero paired with lacy Dolce & Gabbana briefs.

Carlos Nazario, the shoot’s stylist, aimed to dress Rihanna in ‘unexpected’ pieces.

Model moment: Rihanna graced the cover of GARAGE Magazine’s September issue. The 30-year-old performer smoldered in several vintage ensembles including an off-the-shoulder, rose bolero paired with lacy Dolce & Gabbana briefs

Claws: Every look, none more beautiful than the rest, centered around Rihanna’s lengthy gold nails by Jenny Longworth

‘I think her comfort zone is to push it, right? I don’t think she feels comfortable when she feels like she’s worn it before,’ Nazario told the publication.

‘I think when she gets excited, and when she often feels the most beautiful and the most powerful, is when she’s wearing something that kinda feels unexpected.’

Carlos worked with Rellik and One Of A Kind in London to pick out vintage looks that created a ‘Caribbean queen’ vibe. 

Carlos Nazario, the shoot’s stylist, aimed to dress Rihanna in ‘unexpected’ pieces. ‘I love the color,’ he said in reference to the pink blouse. ‘I’m sure when people see that rose bolero, they will be thinking, “what’s that”‘

Strike a pose: Rihanna’s second and most vibrant look featured a yellow ball skirt from the 60s and a blue, metallic blouse by Gucci

‘I felt like it wasn’t that exciting for her to only wear things that I’m sure she’s familiar with,’ he explained. ‘I always like to incorporate vintage pieces, because it’s a whole world of clothing that people haven’t seen.’

Every look, none more beautiful than the rest, centered around Rihanna’s lengthy gold nails by Jenny Longworth.

Jenny has been the Fenty Beauty mogul’s manicurist for more than five years.

Pretty in pink: The Work singer also posed in a feathery, Alexander McQueen gown

‘I think her comfort zone is to push it, right? I don’t think she feels comfortable when she feels like she’s worn it before,’ Nazario told the publication. ‘I think when she gets excited, and when she often feels the most beautiful and the most powerful, is when she’s wearing something that kinda feels unexpected’

Rihanna’s second and most vibrant look featured a yellow ball skirt from the 60s and a blue, metallic blouse by Gucci.

The Work singer also posed in a feathery, pink Alexander McQueen gown and a Valentino jumpsuit adorned with a giant, hot pink bow.

Behind the camera was photographer Deana Lawson, while set design was in the hands of David White. 

Lounging around: Rihanna posed on a fainting couch in a cape bodysuit and knee-high heels by Y/Project

Couture: The Diamonds singer also donned a Valentino jumpsuit adorned with a giant bow

‘I felt like it wasn’t that exciting for her to only wear things that I’m sure she’s familiar with,’ Carlos explained. ‘I always like to incorporate vintage pieces, because it’s a whole world of clothing that people haven’t seen’

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