She's often turning heads with her bold fashion choices, but singer Rihanna's latest look is dramatic even by her standards.
The 25-year-old wore an oriental-style maxi jacket as she dined at one of her favourite Los Angeles eateries on Sunday night ahead of her birthday on February 20.
The pretty star headed to Giorgio Baldi, a haunt she has visited many times before, which specialises in pizzas and other Italian food.
Rihanna's coat had black velvet and leopard print panels running through it which had silk and embroidered details added on.The Barbados beauty wore the extravagant number over a sexy black super-short playsuit and gold metallic sky-high stilettos by Christian Louboutin.
Rihanna also wore a dramatic gold star necklace and wore her hair in a blunt bob style with a heavy and straight fringe.
The 25-year-old wore an oriental-style maxi jacket as she dined at one of her favourite Los Angeles eateries on Sunday night ahead of her birthday on February 20.
The pretty star headed to Giorgio Baldi, a haunt she has visited many times before, which specialises in pizzas and other Italian food.
Rihanna's coat had black velvet and leopard print panels running through it which had silk and embroidered details added on.The Barbados beauty wore the extravagant number over a sexy black super-short playsuit and gold metallic sky-high stilettos by Christian Louboutin.
Rihanna also wore a dramatic gold star necklace and wore her hair in a blunt bob style with a heavy and straight fringe.
Despite her eye-catching coat, the singer kept her make-up very dramatic and opted for incredibly dark berry lips and a slick of liquid eyeliner.
No doubt the star was keen to take her mind off recent events which saw her sued by an artist who claims her bondage-themed video for her single, S&M was based on his fashion photographs.
Rihanna's video, which has been watched by nearly 49 million people on YouTube, could reportedly be banned after New York based Philipp Paulus, 22, from Germany, claims she copied his work.
Page Six also reports the star lost an alleged $9 million, leaving her with just $2 million at the end of 2009.
Lawyers acting for the star claimed Gounis was aware the house in question was rotting from water and mould damage.
The SOS singer was forced to spend more than $1 million on improvements before selling it for nearly $2 million less than what she paid.
Rihanna fired the accountants and sued them for $35 million in 2012. The firm has reportedly offered the singer a settlement of more than $10 million, and papers are due to be signed this week.
The star's financial position has vastly improved recently after earning enough to put her worth at about $43 million. MailOnline has contacted a spokesperson for both Rihanna and Peter Gounis.
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