Rihanna Rocks New Pink Hair Look While Supporting A$AP Rocky at Miami Puma Pop-Up

Rihanna had a brand-new look over the weekend when she accompanied boyfriend A$AP Rocky to his A$AP Rocky X Puma pop-up in Miami on Saturday during the Grand Prix F1 event in town. The bubblegum pink locks she rocked accompanied a look that included a black satin dress and matching corset, as well as a gigantic “A” diamond necklace .

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The singer was snapped climbing into a vintage red car with the assistance of Rocky, who wore a racing helmet-shape balaclava and a t-shirt that looked like a racing harness . Fans have been speculating that the new hair from RihRih could be part of her look for this year’s Met Gala, the celebrity-packed fashion event that is slated to take place on Monday night (May 6) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

The red carpet for this year’s Gala — whose theme is “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” — begins around 5 p.m. ET with a dress code described as “The Garden of Time.” Rihanna has been one of the reliably unpredictable staples of the A-list event since 2007, showing up in outfits ranging from black tuxedo with puffy sleeves to a silver cape and Pope-like miter and a gigantic flowing white gown alongside Rocky’s jeans-kilt-and-jacket look last year.

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At press time it was unknown if the will make their third met appearance together on Monday night, though speaking to Extra at the April 26 Fenty Beauty Soft’lit Foundation event Rihanna hinted that she was planning to pull back her look this year. “I’m actually keeping it real simple this year,” she said. “It’s gonna come to what my makeup and what my hair is going to do.” Rihanna told Extra at the time that she had two gowns picked out, describing one as “very simple-ish… compared to everything I have done.”

Check out Rihanna’s pink hair in video and photos from the Miami event below.

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