Photo: Arnold Jerocki/GettyLisa Rinnahas never been afraid to say what she thinks — and fans have been seeing that same confidence in her latest style choices.The formerReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsstar, 59, has entered a new era ofher post-Bravo lifewith not just a bang, but a freshly refurbished closet.TheDays of Our Livesalum caused a ripple during Fashion Month when she showed up to theVivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 2023 showin a banged, bob wig, which many of her followers compared toStranger Things’Will Byers' bowl haircut andShrek’s Lord Farquad’s hairdo. But the controversy is exactly what made it Rinna’s favorite look of the month.David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty"I love to get in there and make people feel uncomfortable. I’m polarizing," theRinna Beautyfounder tells PEOPLE about the outfit. “I love that about myself. So that was a great look because it just flipped everybody out.“She continues, “I like to make people feelsomething, and that made people feel you either loved it or you hated it. And I just love that.“Rinna’s Vivienne Westwood look wasn’t her only bold statement of late. The reality star wore aJean Paul Gaultier couture dressthat was reminiscent of a fitted tuxedo matched with black glove sleeves with silver thimbles on the nails toElton John’s 31st Annual AIDS Foundation Oscar Viewing Party. She also wore aViktor & Rolf couture patchwork dressto the designer’s show at Paris Fashion Week.Jamie McCarthy/GettyBoth looks earned Rinna a plethora of opinionated feedback in her comment section, with some criticizing the bold looks as “ridiculous” and “horrible.” Rinna, however, welcomes the conversation.“I’d love to get people just having a conversation, getting them to feel something, because I think everybody is not super happy. They don’t feel good,” she says. “And I think that people are tending to go into a negative area right now. And I’m trying to get people to snap out of it and talk about something other than wanting to hurt people or be so negative.“Fashion “can’t be taken so seriously,” Rinna says, and while some may not love her new style, Rinna says it’s been a great way to “express” herself and have “fun.“Matt Keeble/Dave Benett/GettyWhile Rinna may be owning it — as her iconic saying goes — her confidence doesn’t come from just anywhere. She citesher late mother, Lois, as the source of much of her assuredness in herself.“My mom was not a risk-taker and did not express herself this way, but my mom was a survivor and a really strong woman,” Rinna says. “I think I got the foundation there, and then I just spun it off into my own way to do it.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Though she is chock-full of confidence, the final look comes together in real-time, Rinna admits, explaining she goes off her “gut and spontaneity.““It might be in the moment I’m feeling this, but I might not be feeling that a week from now,” Rinna tells PEOPLE about her process of getting dressed. “It’s kind of a spontaneous thing, depending on the designer I’m working with, the fittings I’m going to, what their current line is, it all goes into it.“Rinna BeautyRinna’s also been busy leading her own beauty brand, Rinna Beauty. Its latest release includes a new line of the company’s best-selling lip-plumping oils,Larger Than Life Lip Plumping Oils, $24, and its first fragrance and body care product,Dryp Tease Dry Oil Body Spray, $28.The lip-plumping line features six new shades, including “Illusion,” “Sunset” and “Bright Bombshell,” which are a creamy nude, coral and bubblegum-pink, respectively. The vegan and cruelty-free lip-plumpers can make the wearer’s lips 20% bigger in just 28 days, according to the website.“I think that oils are really trendy right now, so we came up with this,” Rinna tells PEOPLE. “It has a shorter, fatter applicator, which I love. And it’s such a pretty consistency and is so moisturizing.“In true Rinna fashion, the makeup mogul is using her beauty and clothing to express herself in a creative, new way, showing the world that while she may be in a new period of her life, she isn’t going anywhere.“I’m saying yes to the universe right now because the universe is offering me so many different avenues, and it’s really come out of that,” Rinna says. “And I think fashion has always been such a great expression for me, and all of a sudden it seems like they want me to come and express myself. So I am. And it’s really that simple.”
Photo: Arnold Jerocki/Getty
Lisa Rinnahas never been afraid to say what she thinks — and fans have been seeing that same confidence in her latest style choices.The formerReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsstar, 59, has entered a new era ofher post-Bravo lifewith not just a bang, but a freshly refurbished closet.TheDays of Our Livesalum caused a ripple during Fashion Month when she showed up to theVivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 2023 showin a banged, bob wig, which many of her followers compared toStranger Things’Will Byers' bowl haircut andShrek’s Lord Farquad’s hairdo. But the controversy is exactly what made it Rinna’s favorite look of the month.David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty"I love to get in there and make people feel uncomfortable. I’m polarizing,” theRinna Beautyfounder tells PEOPLE about the outfit. “I love that about myself. So that was a great look because it just flipped everybody out.“She continues, “I like to make people feelsomething, and that made people feel you either loved it or you hated it. And I just love that.“Rinna’s Vivienne Westwood look wasn’t her only bold statement of late. The reality star wore aJean Paul Gaultier couture dressthat was reminiscent of a fitted tuxedo matched with black glove sleeves with silver thimbles on the nails toElton John’s 31st Annual AIDS Foundation Oscar Viewing Party. She also wore aViktor & Rolf couture patchwork dressto the designer’s show at Paris Fashion Week.Jamie McCarthy/GettyBoth looks earned Rinna a plethora of opinionated feedback in her comment section, with some criticizing the bold looks as “ridiculous” and “horrible.” Rinna, however, welcomes the conversation.“I’d love to get people just having a conversation, getting them to feel something, because I think everybody is not super happy. They don’t feel good,” she says. “And I think that people are tending to go into a negative area right now. And I’m trying to get people to snap out of it and talk about something other than wanting to hurt people or be so negative.“Fashion “can’t be taken so seriously,” Rinna says, and while some may not love her new style, Rinna says it’s been a great way to “express” herself and have “fun.“Matt Keeble/Dave Benett/GettyWhile Rinna may be owning it — as her iconic saying goes — her confidence doesn’t come from just anywhere. She citesher late mother, Lois, as the source of much of her assuredness in herself.“My mom was not a risk-taker and did not express herself this way, but my mom was a survivor and a really strong woman,” Rinna says. “I think I got the foundation there, and then I just spun it off into my own way to do it.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Though she is chock-full of confidence, the final look comes together in real-time, Rinna admits, explaining she goes off her “gut and spontaneity.““It might be in the moment I’m feeling this, but I might not be feeling that a week from now,” Rinna tells PEOPLE about her process of getting dressed. “It’s kind of a spontaneous thing, depending on the designer I’m working with, the fittings I’m going to, what their current line is, it all goes into it.“Rinna BeautyRinna’s also been busy leading her own beauty brand, Rinna Beauty. Its latest release includes a new line of the company’s best-selling lip-plumping oils,Larger Than Life Lip Plumping Oils, $24, and its first fragrance and body care product,Dryp Tease Dry Oil Body Spray, $28.The lip-plumping line features six new shades, including “Illusion,” “Sunset” and “Bright Bombshell,” which are a creamy nude, coral and bubblegum-pink, respectively. The vegan and cruelty-free lip-plumpers can make the wearer’s lips 20% bigger in just 28 days, according to the website.“I think that oils are really trendy right now, so we came up with this,” Rinna tells PEOPLE. “It has a shorter, fatter applicator, which I love. And it’s such a pretty consistency and is so moisturizing.“In true Rinna fashion, the makeup mogul is using her beauty and clothing to express herself in a creative, new way, showing the world that while she may be in a new period of her life, she isn’t going anywhere.“I’m saying yes to the universe right now because the universe is offering me so many different avenues, and it’s really come out of that,” Rinna says. “And I think fashion has always been such a great expression for me, and all of a sudden it seems like they want me to come and express myself. So I am. And it’s really that simple.”
Lisa Rinnahas never been afraid to say what she thinks — and fans have been seeing that same confidence in her latest style choices.
The formerReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsstar, 59, has entered a new era ofher post-Bravo lifewith not just a bang, but a freshly refurbished closet.
TheDays of Our Livesalum caused a ripple during Fashion Month when she showed up to theVivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 2023 showin a banged, bob wig, which many of her followers compared toStranger Things’Will Byers' bowl haircut andShrek’s Lord Farquad’s hairdo. But the controversy is exactly what made it Rinna’s favorite look of the month.
David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty
“I love to get in there and make people feel uncomfortable. I’m polarizing,” theRinna Beautyfounder tells PEOPLE about the outfit. “I love that about myself. So that was a great look because it just flipped everybody out.”
She continues, “I like to make people feelsomething, and that made people feel you either loved it or you hated it. And I just love that.”
Rinna’s Vivienne Westwood look wasn’t her only bold statement of late. The reality star wore aJean Paul Gaultier couture dressthat was reminiscent of a fitted tuxedo matched with black glove sleeves with silver thimbles on the nails toElton John’s 31st Annual AIDS Foundation Oscar Viewing Party. She also wore aViktor & Rolf couture patchwork dressto the designer’s show at Paris Fashion Week.
Jamie McCarthy/Getty
Both looks earned Rinna a plethora of opinionated feedback in her comment section, with some criticizing the bold looks as “ridiculous” and “horrible.” Rinna, however, welcomes the conversation.
“I’d love to get people just having a conversation, getting them to feel something, because I think everybody is not super happy. They don’t feel good,” she says. “And I think that people are tending to go into a negative area right now. And I’m trying to get people to snap out of it and talk about something other than wanting to hurt people or be so negative.”
Fashion “can’t be taken so seriously,” Rinna says, and while some may not love her new style, Rinna says it’s been a great way to “express” herself and have “fun.”
Matt Keeble/Dave Benett/Getty
While Rinna may be owning it — as her iconic saying goes — her confidence doesn’t come from just anywhere. She citesher late mother, Lois, as the source of much of her assuredness in herself.
“My mom was not a risk-taker and did not express herself this way, but my mom was a survivor and a really strong woman,” Rinna says. “I think I got the foundation there, and then I just spun it off into my own way to do it.”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up to date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Though she is chock-full of confidence, the final look comes together in real-time, Rinna admits, explaining she goes off her “gut and spontaneity.”
“It might be in the moment I’m feeling this, but I might not be feeling that a week from now,” Rinna tells PEOPLE about her process of getting dressed. “It’s kind of a spontaneous thing, depending on the designer I’m working with, the fittings I’m going to, what their current line is, it all goes into it.”
Rinna Beauty
Rinna’s also been busy leading her own beauty brand, Rinna Beauty. Its latest release includes a new line of the company’s best-selling lip-plumping oils,Larger Than Life Lip Plumping Oils, $24, and its first fragrance and body care product,Dryp Tease Dry Oil Body Spray, $28.
The lip-plumping line features six new shades, including “Illusion,” “Sunset” and “Bright Bombshell,” which are a creamy nude, coral and bubblegum-pink, respectively. The vegan and cruelty-free lip-plumpers can make the wearer’s lips 20% bigger in just 28 days, according to the website.
“I think that oils are really trendy right now, so we came up with this,” Rinna tells PEOPLE. “It has a shorter, fatter applicator, which I love. And it’s such a pretty consistency and is so moisturizing.”
In true Rinna fashion, the makeup mogul is using her beauty and clothing to express herself in a creative, new way, showing the world that while she may be in a new period of her life, she isn’t going anywhere.
“I’m saying yes to the universe right now because the universe is offering me so many different avenues, and it’s really come out of that,” Rinna says. “And I think fashion has always been such a great expression for me, and all of a sudden it seems like they want me to come and express myself. So I am. And it’s really that simple.”
source: people.com
