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Rihanna Wore a $9,900 Version of One of 2024’s Big Trends Days Into the New Year — Shop the Look from $33

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We’ve just cracked the seal on 2024 and Rihanna has already given her spin on what’s expected to be a major fashion trend this year: leopard print.

Earlier this month, Rihanna was spotted boarding a private jet in Aspen — where the noted Housewives fan met Kyle Richards (at Kemo Sabe, no less) — with her boyfriend, A$AP Rocky, and their sons RZA, 19 months, and Riot Rose, 4 months. She wore what appeared to be a $9,900 Giorgio Armani leopard faux fur coat over now sold-out Awake NY sweats and a pair of $351 embellished Moon Boots.

We found winter coats similar to Rihanna’s at Nordstrom, Zappos, Amazon, and more from brands like Ugg, Avec Les Filles, and Something New. And they’re all under $9,900 — in fact, they start at just $33.

Shop Rihanna-Inspired Leopard Coats

Leopard print is forecasted to have a big year in 2024 as styles from the early 2010s, like black tights and ballet tights, filter in.

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