The 33-year-old singer and mogul stopped into the Amazon Books store on Wednesday for a private shopping session at the Westfield Century City Mall in Los Angeles, looking chic in vintage couture.

Wearing a pair of beaded and feathered Gucci by Tom Ford pants from the spring/summer 1999 ready-to-wear collection—which retail for $15K—she looked chic as ever.

She added a huge, custom fur Benny Andallo hat, which retails for about $3K, to her ensemble as if that weren’t already enough couture.

Along with the snakeskin heels, she accessorized with a $6,500 beaded Fendi baguette bag.

Rihanna wore an abundance of jewelry, including a watch, bracelets, and necklace, and she looked like she was dripping in gold.

Her beautiful brunette hair was styled in braids, and a brush of red lipstick emphasized the complementing makeup.

Her best friend Melissa Ford went shopping with her, but she was not present.

Rihanna looked through the book selection and even chose Shoe Dog: A Memoir By The Creator of Nike, the autobiography of Nike co-founder Phil Knight.

Even while she already has a very successful business empire thanks to the Fenty Beauty and Skin line and the Savage X Fenty lingerie line, she will undoubtedly continue to hone her mogul abilities as she grows her firm.

Recently, Rihanna submitted legal paperwork to trademark a variety of hair care items under the Fenty Hair brand.

The application also specifies that in addition to relaxing tools, straighteners, curlers, and waxing and hair coloring preparations, the new product line will include non-medicated dandruff shampoo, hair restoration lotions, and hair glitter.

Despite her great success overseas, she hasn’t put out a record in years; her most recent album, Anti, came out in 2016.

The Umbrella hitmaker has hinted that she might just release “one” song, though, as her dedicated fans keep asking for fresh music from the celebrity.

Her love of dancehall and reggae is predicted to have a big influence on her ninth studio album, R9, which looks to have been plagued by protracted delays.

In July, she stated to Entertainment Tonight, “I am always working on music, and it will come out when I feel ready to put it out.”

“When it occurs, you won’t be let down.” It will be worthwhile. I won’t publish it merely because some people are waiting. I will make it worthwhile because it has taken this long.

According to Dirt, it was recently revealed that Rihanna, actual name Robyn Fenty, spent $13.8 million on a seven-bedroom Beverly Hills property.

The house was once owned by Mary Sheldon, whose father Sidney Sheldon wrote I Dream of Jeannie. It was constructed in the 1930s.

Following Mary’s $4.3 million purchase of the property, Daniel Starr remodeled it in a manner that was captured on Bravo’s reality series Million Dollar Listing.

Subsequently, he filed lawsuits against the building firms and contractors that worked on the upgrades, as The Blast revealed in 2019.

Rihanna allegedly paid more than a million dollars less than that for her purportedly off-market purchase, even though he marketed the home for $15 million.