LVMH signs Rihanna to create "Fenty Beauty by Rihanna"

Fresh off her collaboration with Puma shoes, Rihanna is ready to release a line of cosmetics called Fenty Beauty by Rihanna.

The new products come with the help of a major luxury conglomerate, Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, or “LVMH.”

The only catch when it comes to the costmetics? You’ll have to wait until Fall 2017 to get your hands on them.

The songstress has mentioned in the past her desire to dive into the beauty biz with her own line. And according to a Women’s Wear Daily report, the Kendo division of LVMH was lucky enough to seal the deal with her for what’s reportedly as much as $10 million.

VOGUE MAGAZINE: Rihanna talks Manolo Blahnik collection, sizzles in sexy British Vogue photoshoot

Rihanna is working the fashion world in killer heels — and anyone who dares to can rock the fancy footwear.

 

The “We Found Love” singer sizzled in a racy shoot for British Vogue’s April issue and opened up on her upcoming shoe collaboration with upscale designer Manolo Blahnik.

The 28-year-old posed topless for the magazine as she modeled a pair of her favorite waist-high denim boots, which revealed some skin in the thigh and derriere area.

Beyonce, Sia, Rihanna top Spotify’s 10 most-streamed ‘Running’ Songs

Women run the world ... of running.

Seven of Spotify’s 10 most-streamed songs from users’ playlists with “run” or “running” in the title last year were by female artists, with Beyonce and Sia leading the pack.

Queen Bey’s aptly-titled “Run the World (Girls)” sprinted into first place, while her Solo cup single “7/11” came in fifth.

Sia’s “Chandelier” was the second-place finisher, while Kelly Clarkson’s “Heartbeat Song,” Missy Elliott’s “Work It,” Rihanna’s “Bitch Better Have My Money” and TLC’s “No Scrubs” also pushed runners to go the extra mile on the girl-powered playlist.

Lawsuit: Kanye West, Beyoncé, other Artists reach deal with Eleven Paris fashion label over Trademark Infringement

Beyoncé, Jay Z, Kanye West, Pharrell and Rihanna have worked out the wrinkles in a trademark war with fashion label Eleven Paris.

The hip hop heavyweights voluntarily dismissed their massive 96-page federal trademark infringement lawsuit against the apparel maker after reaching a deal, their lawyer confirmed Monday.

Beyoncé and Jay Z, along with Kanye West, Pharrell and Rihanna, voluntarily dismissed their massive 96-page federal trademark infringement lawsuit against Eleven Paris after reaching a deal, their lawyer said.

"The case has been amicably resolved pursuant to a confidential settlement," Brad Rose at Pryor Cashman told the Daily News.