Rihanna, making her first prominent public appearance since the Super Bowl last month, appeared on the Oscars' champagne-colored carpet wearing a sheer, form-fitting gown that proudly displayed her growing baby bump.
The artist, who was up for the award for best original song, donned a mesh turtleneck layered over a leather bra and maxi skirt ensemble by designer brand Alaa. She added splashes of vivid crimson to her lips and nails to finish off the striking appearance.
After changing into a different belly-baring Maison Margiela outfit, the singer, who is expecting her second child with A$AP Rocky, performed her song "Lift Me Up" from "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" later. John Galliano, the label's creative director, crafted a pair of flowered slacks with golden accents, a black bra with crystal embellishments, and elbow-length black leather gloves especially for her.
Rihanna changed into a custom Bottega Veneta mint green bustier and matching skirt for her third appearance of the evening. Before returning to the audience to see the remainder of the performance, she took pictures with A$AP Rocky.
Her first single in six years, the nominated song also received a nod at the January Golden Globe Awards. She competed in both categories against Lady Gaga, a fellow musician whose song "Hold My Hand" was featured in "Top Gun: Maverick." The song "Naatu Naatu" from the Indian film "RRR" ultimately won the Oscar and the Golden Globe.
During her half-time performance at the Super Bowl in February, Rihanna announced her pregnancy. That evening, she also donned Alaa as part of a specially crafted all-red ensemble that included included pieces from the Spanish brand Loewe.
The actress, who wore daring crop tops and lacy sheer sets throughout her first pregnancy, has contributed to the revolutionization of maternity fashion.
"There was no way I was going to go shopping in a maternity aisle, I told myself when I learned I was expecting. I'm sorry, but dressing up is too much fun "She talked to Vogue about it for the May 2022 cover story. I won't let that aspect to vanish because my body is changing,
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