Rihanna is at it again, dropping a collection that’s all about embracing that comfortable, yet chic, vibe. The latest from her Savage x Fenty brand, the Forever Savage Onesie collection, officially landed on October 15, 2025, and it’s serving up serious cozy luxury. At the heart of this drop is the beloved Forever Savage Hooded Onesie, a fan favorite known for its ultra-soft fleece that makes you feel like you’re wrapped in a cloud. This new iteration keeps all the elements we adore – the relaxed fit, the oversized hood perfect for hiding away, and those essential side pockets – while introducing exclusive new colorways that are sure to be insta-worthy.
From the latest photos, it’s clear that Rihanna is leaning into a lifestyle that blends downtime with elevated style. These pieces are designed for those moments when you want to unwind at home or step out for a casual errand without sacrificing your fashion sense. Savage x Fenty has always been about more than just lingerie; it’s a celebration of confidence, empowerment, and owning your unique aesthetic, and this onesie collection is a perfect embodiment of that spirit, offering bold comfort for everyone.
Adding another layer of cuteness to the collection, Savage x Fenty is also offering matching sizes for toddlers and babies. This means the whole family can get in on the cozy matching looks, making it the perfect addition to your holiday plans or just for those everyday moments that call for extra snuggles. You can snag these must-have onesies on Savagex.com and at all major online retailers. It’s a testament to Rihanna’s ability to tap into what her community desires – comfort, style, and a touch of that undeniable Savage x Fenty flair that empowers us all.
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