Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty Lace Corset Look: What She Wore and How to Style It
Rihanna has turned one last summer photo drop into a fresh Savage X Fenty fashion moment—and the real takeaway is how easy a black lace corset can be to style beyond the bedroom.
Rihanna knows how to make a product post feel like an event. On September 8, she shared a new set of Savage X Fenty photos after the unofficial end of summer, wearing a black floral-lace corset and a matching thong. The brand also reposted the images, according to Page Six's report.
The photos quickly traveled beyond fashion feeds. Folha de S.Paulo's F5 also covered the shoot, noting the black lingerie, bright outdoor setting and Rihanna's playful message about still having summer pictures left to share. That cross-market pickup is a good clue that this is more than a routine campaign image.
What Rihanna wore in the new Savage X Fenty photos
The centerpiece is the Piccadilly Lace corset: a structured black piece with floral lace, visible boning and a curved neckline. Page Six reports a listed price of $149.95, with the matching thong listed at $29.95 at the time of its coverage. Prices and availability can change by region, so shoppers in the US and Europe should check the local Savage X Fenty storefront before buying.
Rihanna kept the beauty styling in the same old-Hollywood lane: a bold red lip, softly sculpted skin and a vintage-inspired half-up hairstyle. Because the palette stays almost entirely black, cream and red, the lace texture gets attention without the outfit looking busy.
Why the lace corset look is getting attention
There are three things working at once. First, it is a recognizable Rihanna fashion moment. Second, black lace is familiar enough to feel wearable. Third, a structured corset sits right between lingerie and going-out fashion—so people are not only looking at the campaign; they are also looking for ways to recreate it.
That last point matters. A corset no longer has to be hidden under clothes or reserved for a costume. Styled with simple separates, it can behave like any other fitted evening top. The trick is balancing its detail with quieter pieces.
How to wear a black lace corset without overdoing it
If wearing lingerie as outerwear feels too exposed, layer a fitted black camisole or bandeau underneath, or choose a blazer that can stay closed when needed. A corset should also feel secure when you sit and breathe normally; sizing down for a tighter look usually makes the outfit less comfortable, not more flattering.
What to check before buying a lace corset
Look at the support, not only the cup size
Check whether the boning is flexible or rigid, whether the straps adjust and whether the back has hooks, lacing or stretch panels. These details decide how the garment will feel after more than a few minutes.
Read the care label
Delicate floral lace can snag, and structured cups can lose shape in a washing machine. Hand washing in cool water is usually the safer option when the garment label allows it.
Check returns in your region
Lingerie return rules vary between countries and retailers, especially for matching bottoms. US and European shoppers should confirm the hygiene-seal and return conditions before removing tags or protective strips.
Questions people are asking
What corset is Rihanna wearing?
Reports identify it as the black Piccadilly Lace corset from Savage X Fenty, worn with its matching thong.
Can a lace corset be worn as a top?
Yes. The easiest approach is to pair it with high-waisted trousers, jeans or a long skirt and add a blazer or jacket for coverage.
Is black lace still in style?
Black lace remains useful because it moves between romantic, vintage and evening looks. Clean styling keeps it current: one lace piece, simple accessories and a controlled color palette.
Rihanna's post may be built around a late-summer photo, but the outfit has a much longer shelf life. Black lace, a strong silhouette and a red lip are not complicated ideas—and that is exactly why this particular Savage X Fenty look is so easy to remember and surprisingly practical to borrow.
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