Le topic sans actu de Rihanna

[Icon Pseudo]

Bah d'après le Larousse ça se dit quand même en français. L'ayant déjà entendu je ne me suis pas posé plus de questions en traduisant.

 

Réunion et présentation au public, dans un même lieu, de personnes, d'animaux ou de chose

[Nonos]

Los Angeles, se rendant à son restaurant favori Giorgio Baldi

[MarvinM (Carlao)]

Bombasse

[Nonos]

Viola Davis fait les louanges de Fenty Beauty et remercie Rihanna

Gaga qui porte une casquette FentyxPuma

Queens supporting a Queen

[TrystNav]

Rihsus remporte 3 awards aux Beauty Innovator Awards: Innovateur de l'année, Meilleure fondation pour PROFILTR et meilleure campagne beauté.

[Icon Pseudo]

Le photographe Paolo Roversi fera une exhibition à Milan le 16 novembre. Une pièce entière sera consacré à Rihanna avec notamment des clichés inédits.

 

Quelques images

J'aimerais beaucoup avoir tout ce photoshoot en entier, il est vraiment génial. Quand on y pense ce n'est même pas celui qui se trouve dans le livret d'ANTI.

[MJB]

Bah oui y'a des tétons, tu penses bien que ce n'est pas possible pour les américains

[Solí]

Le photoshoot est disponible dans le book de l'ANTI Tour. Ce book est tout juste sublime et disponible ici

[Icon Pseudo]

Le photoshoot est disponible dans le book de l'ANTI Tour. Ce book est tout juste sublime et disponible ici

Ouais mais j'ai déjà le CD

[Winter Wind]

Fenty Beauty (#4) parmi les 25 meilleures inventions de l'année d'après le Time

 

1. Jibo

2. eSight3

3. Halo Top

4. Fenty Beauty

5. Ember Mug

6. Thyssenkrupp MULTI

7. Apple iPhone X

8. Nike Pro Hijab

9. Forward

10. Adidas Futurecraft 4D

11. Tesla Model 3

...

 

http://time.com/5023212/best-inventions-of-2017/

 

Pour l'occasion Rih leur a accordé une interview

 

Rihanna’s make-up line, Fenty Beauty, has garnered rave reviews since its launch in September, both for its quality-to-affordability ratio and its emphasis on inclusivity. (It launched with 40 shades of foundation and ad ad campaign featuring a diverse array of models.) Now that Fenty Beauty been named one of TIME‘s 25 Best Inventions of 2017, we caught up with its superstar creator to talk about how and why she’s building a beauty empire, and what’s in store for the future.

 

TIME: What’s your earliest memory of beauty?

Rihanna: My lifelong obsession with makeup started with watching my mom put her makeup on. I always loved to watch her, and all the funny faces she was making in the mirror. I never understood it until I got older and fell in love with makeup myself and really started becoming obsessed. The first time I remember having my makeup done was for this beauty pageant that I did in school. I was 15, about to be 16, just before I got signed. I had my full face done for this pageant — my mom actually did my makeup. And ever since then, ever since I saw foundation on my skin, I could never look at my skin without foundation again. Makeup, it spoiled me.

Why do you wear makeup now? What role does it play in your daily routine?

Makeup is like a secret weapon. Depending on my mood, my look, or the occasion, makeup can go from very subtle to a complete transformation, and that’s the fun in makeup: being able to play and create in endless ways.

You’ve said that you created this line so that all users could have a product that looked good on them, no matter the shade. Did you have difficulty in the past finding products that worked for you? And if so, how did you use that experience while creating your own line?

I’ve had my makeup done thousands of time, and when it comes to foundation, you just never know how it’s going to turn out. I think foundation should look like great skin, so it was important to me that the Pro Filt’r foundation had a soft matte finish because you want a dewy look, but never shiny! It was also important that every woman felt included in this brand. We are all so different, with our own unique skin tones, so we started with the 40 foundation shades out the gate.

What were the most important factors that you considered while creating Fenty Beauty?

Texture is the most important part of the Fenty Beauty brand. The highest priority is in the texture, from the foundation to Match Stix, to Killawatt, to Invisimatte Blotting Powder – it’s all about texture. It was really important to me that each product is made to easily build and layer with lightweight textures that are flexible even when you want to re-apply.

How involved were you in the process of creating the products?

I have 100 percent involvement in this process, which is what makes this so special and very fun. I have so much creative freedom from products to packaging, and that’s really the only way this brand will stay true to my vision for it.

What has surprised you the most about the response to Fenty Beauty?

I never could have anticipated the emotional connection that women are having with the products and the brand as a whole. Some are finding their shade of foundation for the first time, getting emotional at the counter. That’s something I will never get over.

Do you have a favorite product from Fenty Beauty?

I’m obsessed with Gloss Bomb. It never gets old. Everything about it from the XXL wand, the texture, scent and feel. But funny enough, some of my favorite products aren’t even out yet.

What’s next for you and the world of beauty?

The options are pretty much unlimited in the world of beauty, and I love challenges, so I’m going to continue to have fun and push the boundaries in this industry.

 

http://time.com/5026366/rihanna-fenty-beauty-best-inventions-2017

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Billboard:

Love On The Brain was the single off Anti that has united all demographics, across genres and ages. The song’s edgy R&B backbone suits urban radio listeners, while the retro factor and Rihanna’s star brand completes pop and adult contemporary needs.

Another key factor in Love On The Brain’s magnetic success is its vocal performance and context. If there is a singer apt enough to tackle the heart-wrenching emotional depth of the lyrics, that would be Rihanna.

With Rihanna’s delivery on Love On The Brain, there’s an earnest sincerity that’s rarely been felt in a ballad since “Hello,” which in itself recalls the theatrical flair of classic '90s ballads like Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On” or Toni Braxton’s “Un-Break My Heart.

The success of Love On The Brain on pop radio today is a rare find, because traditional R&B’s presence on the format is an oddity.

What’s eerie about Love On The Brain’s importance in 2017, is the fact that history looks to be repeating itself: Doo-wop & soul played a major role in soundtracking the ongoing civil rights struggles of the ‘50s and ‘60s.

Even as we approach 2018, a random visit to the grocery store could still potentially lead to hearing Love On The Brain being played on the radio. Ultimately, Love On The Brain serves not only as a testament of a true hit-maker, but a relic of history’s endless cycle.

"Queen of Pop Radio." - Billboard

[Silver Fox]

Je ne vais jamais me remettre de l'absence du clip. La chanson méritait son #1 au Hot 100.

N'oublions pas qu'en Rihvember on célèbre l'anniversaire de 4 de ses albums.

Rated R (8 ans), Loud (7 ans), Talk That Talk (6 ans) et Unapologetic (5 ans).

[Glory]

On s'en fout qu'il soit #1.

 

La quasi totalité des grands classiques ne le sont pas.

[Cedrikus]

Ouais mais putain un clip quand même quoi merde, ça aurait été tellement cool.

[Dundee]

Il aurait clairement quand même tout dévaster sur son passage avec un clip. Elle est passée à côté d'un monstre des charts.

 

Content pour RiRi d'avoir eu un «Cold Classic» malgré tout