It’s not a bag, it’s a baguette.
Rihanna, who announced her third pregnancy with partner A$AP Rocky ahead of the Met Gala 2025 on Monday, seemed to have an appetite for carbs, as she stepped out in New York City with a baguette pouch slung over her baby bump.
The Fenty Beauty founder, 37, wore a large version of a shearling Fendi baguette bag ($1,350) — shaped like a literal loaf of French bread — from the Italian fashion house’s fall 2023 menswear collection.
A pregnant Rihanna stepped out in New York City wearing Fendi’s baguette pouch.Jesal / BACKGRID
The novelty bag is from the fashion house’s fall 2023 menswear collection.Jesal / BACKGRID
On Monday, Rihanna debuted her baby bump in a ribbed Miu Miu set.Diggzy / BACKGRIDRihanna also wore an eye-catching red-and-white striped cropped polo, which showed off her bump.
The multi-hyphenate slipped into a pair of low-slung slouchy jeans, accessorizing with a New York Yankees hat ($25) and cat-eye glasses.
She gave the casual getup a polished touch by way of silver circular earrings and a glitzy watch. The musician had her brunette hair pulled back in a pony tail.
The musician hit the Met Gala 2025 red carpet in a Marc Jacobs suiting look.Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue
She then hit an afterparty in a sultry bump-baring black outfit.Darian DiCianno/BFA.com/ShutterstockRihanna made a splash earlier this week, revealing that baby No. 3 is on the way. The businesswoman and rapper already share sons RZA, 2, and Riot, 1.
Of course, she shared the exciting news in the chicest way possible — baring her bump in a ribbed Miu Miu fall 2025 skirt set.
Keeping everyone on their toes, Rihanna arrived on the Met Gala red carpet hours later (the last celebrity to show up, naturally) in a deconstructed suit look courtesy of Marc Jacobs.
And the night didn’t end there; The style muse later joined Rocky at his afterparty with Ray-Ban, wearing an all-black look consisting of lace, leather and satin — with her belly on display, of course.
Her maternity style is off to a strong start.