Iconic singer and style star; Rihanna is reportedly in talks to start her own fashion brand.
Pop star set to launch fashion line
Are you excited? Rihanna is set to roll out her own accessories line as part of a fashion empire she is starting
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The face of Dior and style icon is putting things in place to launch an accessories line, which is part of her plans to grow her own fashion empire. The superstar is reported to be preparing to let her music career take backseat.
According to Grazia magazine, Riri's company; Roraj Trade, LLC filed an application last month at the US Patent and Trademarks Office for a new brand, '.' which was registered and trademarked in New York under the category of 'leather products' and 'clothing products.'
The superstar has often hinted she wanted to go into fashion even though she has a successful clothing line with River Island amongst her other collaborations.
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