She's back! Rihanna might not have new music for us YET but your girl just gave the world her third season of Savage X Fenty fashion in another spectacular runway show.
It just dropped on Amazon Prime Video and people are already voicing their opinions in the thousands across Rihanna's socials.
Last time Lizzo stole the show, but this season the internet's biggest takeaway is how diverse it all was. From body types to genders and sexual orientations to racial identities and beyond, Savage X Fenty Vol. 3 models showcased way more than fans are used to seeing on fashian week runways.
Read on for the best reactions to Rihanna's inclusive casting (and what it could mean for trans rights)!
RiRi's Massive Lineup
This year's Savage X Fenty show had heavy-hitting models like Gigi Hadid and Alek Wek, plus music industry icons like Normani, Troye Sivan, Ricky Martin, Jazmine Sullivan, and more. Peep the trailer above for a full cast list.
It's far from the first time Rihanna has included the best in the business in one of her branded events, and it's not the first time she's included trans and gender non-conforming models either. Trans actress and activist Laverne Cox stomped the first ever Savage X Fenty runway, and she had something to say about this year's models...
Trans Stars Are Loving It
'Orange Is the New Black's Laverne Cox dedicated a lengthy IG caption to Rihanna's show this weekend. It compliments Rihanna on making a "beautifully inclusive" space that highlights trans "legend" Leiomy Maldonaldo: "@badgalriri has done it again. And the legend, icon @wond3rwoman1 has done it again. If you didn't know now you know. Get into the magisty. #TransIsBeautiful honey!!"
Leiomy herself says she "literally cried last night after watching," and support from other trans and non-binary stars is still pouring in.
'Aquaman 2' actor Indya Moore took to their stories to call Leiomy "a star! so beautiful," and 'Rupaul's Drag Race' royalty are rushing to cheer for season 13 runner-up Gottmik, who also walked in the show.
Gottmik also shared a long caption about how comfortable and accepting the Savage X Fenty show experience was for them, applauding "communities like @savagexfenty and @badgalriri that are helping us get stronger and louder than ever before."
Fans Say Other Brands Have No Excuse
There's no way anyone can deny that RiRi's show was a smash. Fans think that its diversity is what made it so good, and are demanding for other fashion lines (cough* Victoria's Secret, ahem*) to follow suit.
As one fan put it on Twitter:
"Rihanna got every skintone, body size & identity on the runway & EVERYONE looks good. Brands ain’t got no excuses no more. INCLUSION #SAVAGEXFENTYSHOW."