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- Hey Anna. [laughs]
Sorry.
[women laughing]
Hey Anna.
Hey Anna, how long have you had the bob, the iconic bob?
And have you had the same stylists?
- I've had many hairdressers over the years
and I can't remember how long I've had this haircut for.
The one time I tried to change it was a disaster,
I had to wear a hat for several months.
So I'm way too anxious and too lazy to try it again.
- Did you miss me at the Met Ball this year?
- Of course we missed you, Rihanna,
the whole world missed you.
It was a lot less camp without you.
But you promised me you'd be back next year,
and when we're off camera I'm gonna tell you the theme
because you're gonna love it.
- Do you watch reality TV?
And if so, what's your favorite show?
- CNN is the only reality show that I watch.
Unfortunately, that's the world
that we're living in right now.
- What is your favorite of all of my looks?
- That's a tough question the answer,
but of course I have to choose your Met looks.
And the year that you hosted
with Amal Clooney and Donatella Versace
and you wore that amazing Margiela look
that was completely hand-encrusted with pearls.
So that was definitely one of my favorites.
And then of course the year
of China: Through the Looking Glass,
you wore that amazing outfit
which means that the world will never look at yellow
in the same way again
after I guess it was one billion impressions,
two billion impressions, and counting.
- What are the new young designers
that you're really excited about right now?
- Well, so many of our new young designers
here in New York.
Telfar.
Kerby for Pyer Moss.
And Emily Bode.
All care about sustainability,
they care about responsibility,
they care about diversity, they care about inclusivity.
And outside of the US,
I would think about Marine Serre in Paris,
or Grace Wales Bonner in London,
and Kenneth Ize in Nigeria.
All of them are looking at fashion
in new and different ways
and causing us to think about fashion
in new and different ways.
- What is your biggest fashion regret?
- We all need to stand by our past fashion choices, Rihanna.
- Do you cook?
I also wanna know if you drive. [laughs]
'Cause I just can't picture that.
- I do drive.
I drive exceptionally badly.
I ran into a stationary car just the other day.
But I don't cook. [chuckles]
- What is the one thing that you think
people are most afraid to ask you?
- I think you've covered those, Rihanna.
And now it's my turn to ask you a few questions.
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Rihanna, do you hope to have a baby soon?
[Rihanna inhales loudly]
I don't think about stuff like that,
but, I don't know, God.
God's plan.
But I look forward to all of the pregnancy rumors
after this interview.
- Rihanna, if you were to get married,
who would you ask to design your wedding dress?
- It would probably be a collaboration between myself
and Galliano.
Of course.
- What film role would you most like to play?
- Hm.
The villain.
- And what is your very, very favorite thing to do
in London?
- I have a few things.
They're really basic but I like to take walks,
I like to cook,
and...
Yeah.
Those are my favorite things to do here.
Very, very basic.
- When is your next album going to come out?
Everyone wants to know.
- Pending.
Hide's from the Navy. [laughs]
Cool. [claps hands]
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