Rihanna’s Fenty Puma Creepers To Release In Three New Colorways On May 26

Rihanna’s signature Puma Creepers will now be available in three new colorways for summer. The 28-year-old singer is the creative director and global brand ambassador for the sportswear brand for its women’s segment. The Barbados beauty will re-release her famous kicks in dope colors.

The “Diamonds” hitmaker’s popular Creeper designs for her Fenty collection with Puma will hit stores on May 26. The shoes will come in three colorways including all-black suede with a black satin stripe, an all-white shiny one in patent leather, and a green suede with a Bordeaux-colored Puma stripe or maroon. All the Creepers will have its traditional, thick rubber sole.

Fans of Rihanna’s creepers will be able to buy the styles for $150 that will be exclusively released on Puma’s website and also global retailers. RiRi’s original Creeper silhouette was a mix of the brand’s classic suede model, which harnesses the music and fashion feel of the punk and rock era of the 1980s and 1990s. It featured a chunky sole and was available in black and white colorways.

Puma and Rihanna partnered with Travis Scott to showcase the new collaboration. It was RiRi’s first ever Puma by Rihanna campaign. All her earlier Fenty creeper releases have sold out.

RiRi later added khaki brown and additional colorways like soft pink with green detailing and tonal oatmeal. The low-top sneakers featured suede uppers and leather linings, finished off with waxed laces and Puma’s signature gum sole. The singer also collaborated with legendary shoe designer Manolo Blahnik for the Rihanna x Manolo Blahnik Denim Desserts collection.

RiRi’s Spring/Summer 2016 limited-edition capsule shoe collection was inspired by her hand tattoos. It featured sandals, pumps and boots in denim. Each shoe was tastefully crafted with denim, sequins and artisan embroidery. As soon as the much-anticipated collection launched on May 5, it was causing its microsite to crash several times. The shoes were launched in New York, London and Hong Kong.