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Rihanna Debuts New Fenty x Puma Avanti Sneakers With Distressed Miu Miu Miniskirt

The red leather kicks aren’t the only new Fenty x Puma sneaker Rihanna has been spotted in recently. She was seen in Manchester City vs. AC Milan Match in New York. Rihanna showed off her latest Fenty x Puma sneaker design while attending a soccer game between Manchester City and AC Milan on Saturday in New York. The singer stopped by Yankee Stadium in a cropped jersey-inspired T-shirt featuring a floor-length train, a plaid Miu Miu miniskirt and logo bikini briefs.
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She accessorized with a new red and white iteration of the Fenty x Puma Avanti kicks. She also added on layered gold necklaces and hoop earrings, completing her look with a distressed khaki cap.

Rihanna wore her honey blond tresses in waves, while her makeup consisted of a bold red lip, coordinating with her leather kicks.

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Puma’s Avanti sneakers have been apart of their lineup since 2001, with Rihanna putting her own spin on the classic design over the years.

On Tuesday, Rihanna stepped out in New York wearing her other new Fenty x Puma fall release: the In Session Creeper Phatty sneaker.

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The Fenty Beauty founder paired her platform kicks with a schoolgirl-inspired ensemble, donning an oversize blue button-up by Ambush and a Miu Miu pleated plaid miniskirt. She added on a pair of aviator frames, completing her look with layered necklaces and a miniature Louis Vuitton Speedy.

Launched in 2023, the Fenty x Puma Creeper Phatty marked Rihanna’s return to the sportswear label. She was first named Puma’s creative director in 2014, followed by the reveal of their collaborative line, Fenty x Puma.

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