Rihanna by Mert & Marcus for W Magazine

Aside from her chart-topping singles and sold-out concert tour, Rihanna also continues her

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Aside from her chart-topping singles and sold-out concert tour, Rihanna also continues her domination of fashion editorials. Following up her admittedly lush shoot with Mario Sorrenti for Lui, the Barbados-born singer here stars in a fur-laden shoot for W Magazine. Shot by masterful duo Mert & Marcus, the editorial finds Rihanna clad in a variety of exotic hairs, covered in bold hues of ‘tribal’ paint and adorned in precious jewelry. The singer fits perfectly with the editorial’s raw, native vibe, herself being a beauty of historic proportions. Enjoy the editorial above, then look for the full piece to drop in W Magazine‘s September 2014 issue.

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