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Rihanna has gone on disk to say that Mary is the pop star who inspired her the most. RiRi told We Love Pop (via DigitalSpy) that Madge`s evolution, in price of her way and her music, impacted her.
"If I had to see her evolution through time, I suppose she reinvented her clothing style and medicine with success every single time," Rihanna spilled.
"And at the same time remained a real force in entertainment in the all world."
As for her own style evolution, Rihanna, 23, said that likes to develop and grow, and refuses to bond to one way for too long so that she never gets stale. She admitted that she is over her `Rated R` period, saying that "even though it was really successful for meIt was bad because I was constrained to keep a certain image for so long and now I merely need to get out of that."
Ri certainly has morphed her look considerably between `Rated R` and `Loud,`and it`s also reflected in the music. "I wish to make more fun with my music, my fancy and be more experimental," the `Man Down` singer proclaimed. "So, with `Loud,` I got a bit more rebellious and did whatever I wanted to do. I reinvented my project and took creative control." That she certainly did!
Rihanna also said that her earlier works were most work by Madge.While she was known for sexy, outrageous ensembles - cone shaped bustiers, anyone? -it was Madonna`s constant chameleon-like hair that was too heavily talked about during her heyday. She changed the colour and length often, and that`s certainly something we noticed RiRi doing, as well. From her chin-length bob to her signature pixie cut, to her recent fire engine waves, RiRi`s coif is certainly attracting the same character of care that Madonna`s used to.
Rihanna, who just nabbed a gig as an Emporio Armani spokesmodel, also gave props to fellow fashion forward diva Lady Gaga. While RiRi respects Gaga for her daring, take-no-prisoners fashion sense, she prefers a less outrageous look for herself, instead focus on fashions she (and other women) could break on the street while out and about. "I don`t believe I could walk down the street wearing bubbles or a garment made of ham, [but] what Lady Gaga has done has been sort of amazing," she acknowledged. "I am the opposite. I break clothes I would wear on the street. I`m all about a real look."
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