Rihanna’s $34.8 million fashion loss highlights the high cost of luxury bets
Rihanna lost $34.8 million from her Fenty fashion line with LVMH, which also lost $34.9 million before shutting down the label.
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Rihanna lost $34.8 million from her Fenty fashion line with LVMH, which also lost $34.9 million before shutting down the label.
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