Rihanna Unveils First Release of Fenty x Puma Relaunch Coming Soon

The Fenty x Puma Avanti releases this month in men's, women's, little kids, and toddler sizing.

Sep 07, 2023
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After teasing the revival of her popular Fenty x Puma collaboration in March, Rihanna today unveiled the first sneaker release from the line's relaunch.

Dubbed the Fenty x Puma Avanti, Rihanna's newest sneaker takes on a retro soccer-inspired design complete with a foldover tongue and a stitched upper panel construction reminiscent of an indoor soccer shoe. The Avanti was teased in two colorways: a silver chrome with a gum sole and a black/white iteration, also with a gum outsole and a matching brown liner.

Rihanna's Fenty x Puma Avanti sneakers will be released Friday, Sept. 15. The black/white pair retails for $150, while the chrome version is priced at $160. The shoes will be available from puma.com and select retailers. Both pairs will be available in men's, women's, little kids, and toddler sizing.

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