Paris Men's Fashion Week is kicking off with a bustling start, especially with celebrity style fronts. Predictably, at the top of the best-dressed list is Rihanna, who arrived in the French capital looking best at her on Thursday night. Ahead of her Beau AÚ AP ROCKY debut show for his creative agency, AGWE, the Fenty mogul said Paris style was simply minimal chic (Si)

6/20, the pop star arrived in Paris late last night and literally turned his head with a fiery red look . Her clothes, designed by Dior's Fall 2002 collection

by John Galliano and sourced from the archive vintage, were slightly oversized silhouettes when her clothes, styled by Nini Nguyen, arrived at the city's Hotel Royal Monceau, with an almost bare finish underneath. The large Khalili coat that was turned off was also lined with huge buttons in the center, most left undone past her waist to accept a dramatic slit in the leg. Under Rihanna's cut-out coat, she barely wore a nude bodysuit there.

The founder of Fenty Hair wore a bright red archive piece featuring Loewe's white patent leather brush heel pumps and red aviator shades in collaboration with Linda Farrow of Attico. She also wore gold and diamond-encrusted jewelry and a block baguette in tan and scarlet colors from Fendi's Fall 2013 collection (Ri loves vintage pieces!

Rihanna did not just stop there. Not long after she debuted her honey blonde Pixie cut, the "Diamond" singer seems to have already switched things off. The 36-year-old completed her look with a whole new hairstyle: with long dark brown hair, which she wore straight and deep side bangs.

Lili's affinity for experimental moments, especially monochrome looks, goes beyond recent sightings in Paris. Just last week, she showed off her affinity for red, also known as this year's rising color trend, at the Fenty Hair launch event in Los Angeles.

With the help of celebrity stylist Jahleel Weaver, Rihanna attended the brand's red carpet event with a custom crimson kite look. Her outfit for the night starred a sleeveless scoop-neck blouse, an ankle-length skirt, and a scruffy bomber jacket on top. She contrasted her oversized proportions with a pair of pointy pumps, and layers of ruby and diamond necklaces, the highlight of her look.

Rihanna's recent Paris sighting — plus a flock of appearances she made over several weeks — has proved that she is clearly not "retiring" from fashion anytime soon (regardless of whether her Connor Ives T-shirt dress said otherwise). It is clear that multihyphenate is reserved and busy in several ways. Not only is she the mother of two sons, RZA and Riot, she's also juggling a brand new Fenty line and reportedly doing "starting over" on the long-awaited album, according to Rihanna herself. In short, there's a lot to see from the Barbados-born pop star.

While we wait to see more from Rihanna at Paris Fashion Week, you can try the naked trend at home, ahead and shop for pieces of similar red cutouts.