Rihanna rocks long letterman jacket over clinging LBD for date night with beau A$AP Rocky in NYC

She may have been out enjoying dinner with her boyfriend.

But Rihanna certainly looked Phresh Out The Runway.

The 33-year-old singer and mogul looked fashionable as always as she left celeb favorite restaurant Carbone in New York City during a date night with beau A$AP Rocky on Monday night. 

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Rihanna made sure to make the short walk on the sidewalk to her pick-up vehicle her runway as she donned a long navy letterman’s jacket featuring a green ‘R’ embroidered on the left chest and mustard yellow leather sleeves.

She teamed the fun but stylish outerwear along with a clinging mini LBD with tie-up black leather heels.

Her brunette tresses were pulled back as she sported a black protective face mask over her face which had natural, complementary make-up on it.

Her 32-year-old rapper boyfriend – real name Rakim Athelaston Mayers – donned a cream-colored jacket over blue denim jacket, white shirt, black striped pants, and Converse All-Star high-tops.

He accessorized with a checked bucket hat, sunglasses, black protective face mask, and carried along a silver lunch box with stickers all over it. 

Things seem to be getting very serious between the two as back in December, People reported that the two have been ‘inseparable’ as they are ‘very into’ each other.

The source for the weekly stated: ‘They’ve been inseparable the past few weeks. It’s a new relationship, but they both seem very into it.’

It was added: ‘They’ve always seemed to have a great time together. They have a lot in common.’

The two had been rumored to be dating since February 2020 but were not seen together much until the summer.

Rihanna had split with billionaire businessman boyfriend Hassan Jameel in January 2020 and later worked with Rocky on her Fenty Skin campaign.

The two first worked together in 2012 on her song Cockiness. Then the next year they toured together. 

 The Diamonds hitmaker and Rocky were also seen arm-in-arm in December 2019 when they posed together at the Fashion Awards at Royal Albert Hall in London.

Earlier that day Rihanna showed her support to the Asian-American community as she joined in on the Stop Asian Hate March in New York City.

The singer and mogul had a sign in hand as she danced in the streets of the Big Apple to bring awareness toward putting an end to the increased rates of hate crimes against the Asian community in recent months.

Rihanna was joined by her assistant, Tina Truong, who documented the outing on her Instagram.

The Diamonds hitmaker was definitely passionate about participating about the peaceful demonstration as she made her own sign.

One side of the neon sign read ‘Hate = Racism Against God’ while the other said ‘#StopAsianHate’ and Rihanna proudly held it up as drivers passing by honked in support.

Tina also documented a humorous moment when a fellow marcher asked for Rihanna’s Instagram not knowing that he was actually talking to the  We Found Love hitmaker herself.

The Rude Boy singer punched in her ‘@badgalriri’ on the unnamed man’s phone and he replied in disbelief saying: ‘That’s you!?’ 

Tina captioned the funny video: ‘When Rih gives you her IG handle but you think she’s trolling’ 

Stop Asian Hate marches have been organized around the country in the wake of a mass shooting which left six Asian woman dead at three Georgia massage parlors last month.

For the past several weeks, Asian Americans have questioned how to deal with a recent wave of assaults – many on the elderly – that coincided with the pandemic. 

The virus was first identified in China, and then-President Donald Trump and others have used racial terms to describe it.

Numerous Asian American organizations say former US President Donald Trump’s rhetoric has emboldened people to express anti-Asian or anti-immigrant views.

Nearly 3,800 incidents have been reported to Stop AAPI Hate, a California-based reporting center for Asian American Pacific Islanders, and its partner groups, since March 2020. Nationally, women reported hate crimes 2.3 times more than men.

Rihanna is a very successful businesswoman with the Fenty Beauty and Skin lines in addition to the Savage X Fenty lingerie range.

The Barbadian megastar recently filed legal documents to trademark an array of haircare products under the name of Fenty Hair.

The application also specifically states the new product line will include non-medicated dandruff shampoo, hair restoration lotions and hair glitter, as well as relaxing tools, straighteners, curlers and waxing and hair coloring preparations.

Though she has had plenty of success elsewhere, it has been years since she has released an album as her last – titled Anti – was released in 2016

However, the Umbrella hitmaker recently teased that she may release ‘just one’ track, as her devoted fans continue to request new music from the star.

Her ninth studio album, R9, appears to have been hit with long-running delays and is expected to be heavily influenced by her love of reggae and dancehall.

She told Entertainment Tonight in July: ‘I am always working on music and when I am ready to put it out in the way that I feel fit, it’s gonna come out.

‘You’re not going to be disappointed when it happens. It’s going to be worth it. I’m not just gonna put it out just because people are waiting. It’s taken this long, I’m gonna make it worth it.’ 

It recently emerged that Rihanna, real name Robyn Fenty, splashed out $13.8 million on a seven-bedroom mansion in Beverly Hills, according to Dirt.

Built in the 1930s the home’s previous owners include Mary Sheldon whose father Sidney Sheldon created I Dream Of Jeannie.

Daniel Starr paid Mary $4.3 million for the property and then remodelled the place in a process documented on the Bravo reality show Million Dollar Listing.

He then sued the construction companies and contractors involved in the renovations, The Blast reported in 2019.

Although he listed the property for $15 million Rihanna’s allegedly off-market purchase cost her more than a million dollars less than that.