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Rihanna rocks new dreadlocks as she goes casual cool in explicit off-the-shoulder sweater and ripped jeans in New York

By Justin Enriquez For Dailymail.com

Published: 20:53 EST, 5 October 2016 | Updated: 03:43 EST, 6 October 2016

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She has been seen rocking a new 'do as.

But it certainly wasn't her new hair style getting all the attention for Rihanna.

The 28-year-old singer looked stunning as always while out and about in New York City on Wednesday.

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Casual cool: Rihanna looked stunning as always while out and about in New York City on Wednesday

She rocked an explicit white off-the-shoulder sweater from F***ing Awesome along with ripped boyfriend jeans.

The Work hitmaker teamed the streetwear influenced look with a pair of her own Fenty x Puma sneaker boots.

She accessorised with a gold watch, necklace and small Louis Vuitton monogrammed bag.

Lovely locks: The 28-year-old singer was rocking her new dreadlocks

Looking good: She rocked a white off-the-shoulder sweater from F***ing Awesome along with ripped boyfriend jeans

Her own best advert: The Work hitmaker teamed the streetwear influenced look with a pair of her own Fenty x Puma sneaker boots

Stunning: She looked gorgeous as always

Her long dreadlocks were worn in a large updo as she let her natural beauty show with complimentary make-up on her face.

Rihanna unveiled the bold new 'do on her Instagram page on Monday as she paid tribute to the legendary late reggae musician Bob Marley.

'Buffalo Soldier,' she captioned the black and white snapshot showing off her new tresses with her 44.6million followers.

She named one of the most popular songs by the late Jamaican reggae singer's hits which includes the lyrics 'dreadlock Rasta.'

Designer duds: She accessorised with a gold watch, necklace and small Louis Vuitton monogrammed bag

Stepping out: She definitely commanded attention as she hopped out of an SUV in the Big Apple

Gorgeous: Her long dreadlocks were worn in a large updo as she let her natural beauty show with complimentary make-up on her face

Rihanna looked relaxed for her night out as she is on break from her Anti World Tour which is soon nearing an end.

She will wrap the tour which kicked off in Jacksonville, Florida on March 12 and will wrap in Abu Dhabi on November 27.

No doubt it is an exciting time in the hitmaker's life as she is part of a star-studded cast for a female-driven Ocean's Eight movie.

The film also stars Sandra Bullock, Anne Hathaway, Cate Blanchett, Mindy Kaling, Helena Bonham Carter, Sarah Paulson and rapper Awkwafina and was recently given the release date of June 8, 2018.

New 'do: The singer unveiled her latest post in an Instagram snap earlier on Monday

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