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Rihanna‘s style game is off the charts. From her one-of-a-kind Fenty x Puma line to the outrageous street style she wows fans with every day, the singer is the ultimate trendsetter. Now the star has redefined yet another look that will have you doing a double take. If you thought thigh-high boots were too high, brace yourself for Rihanna’s version of the closet staple.
People reports the star was spotted in Miami wearing groundbreaking floral boots while filming a music video for DJ Khaled’s upcoming album “Grateful.” In the city’s Little Haiti neighborhood, Rihanna combined two Balenciaga statement pieces to create the illusion that she was wearing boots that seamlessly transitioned to pants.
Rihanna designed a similar denim silhouette earlier this year for Manolo Blahnik that looked quite like jean boots. This time around, she wore Balenciaga’s flower print leggings over pointed knife boots of the same pattern along with a see-through pink crop top and a headpiece to match.
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Balenciaga Floral Print Leggings, $758; stefaniamode.com
Balenciaga Knife Floral-Print Jersey Sock Boots, $831; matchesfashion.com
With summer right around the corner, it will be interesting to see how Rihanna keeps up this boot-pant trend as the weather gets warmer.
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