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Robyn Fenty, more commonly known as Rihanna, is my fashion icon. While Rihanna’s outfits are trendsetting and albeit occasionally deemed “wild”, it is the message and passion conveyed behind those outfits that really make her stand out as a fashion icon. Rihanna is true to herself in everything she does, but it is very apparent with her fashion choices. Whether she is going to run errands or is making her appearance at the Met Gala she is constantly amazing us with her fashion statements. Rihanna never fails to deliver, no matter the style - glam, edgy, sporty, etcetera - she always looks good. She is unapologetically herself, which is an admirable trait in a society that is so convinced that we all have to look like a Kardashian. She is constantly

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