Rihanna in Barbados | Night Swim & Beer Party

RihannaWearing a colorful one-piece swimsuit, the "What's My Name" singer cruised the crystal clear waters before setting anchor and hopping off ship to do a little wave running in the island locale. With the sun setting on the tropical destination, Rihanna continued with her water-bound festivities into the nighttime - as she sipped on a beverage while

Light as a Feather

Kerry Washington attends the 2nd Annual ESSENCE Black Women In Hollywood Luncheon at the Beverly Hills Hotel on February 19, 2009 in Beverly Hills, California.

Jennifer Lopez arrives at American Music Awards after-party on November 22, 2009.

Iman attends the The 2009 Women of the Year hosted by Glamour Magazine at Carnegie Hall on November 9, 2009 in New York City.

Rihanna makes a guest appearance on Norwegian TV show 'Skavlan' on January 21, 2010 in Oslo, Norway.

If you want to stand out form the crowd this Spring, feathers are the way forward. Nothing says, "I'm a fashion risk-taker" like a whispy, feather-tiered skirt or dress. The ladies above are already in the know. Whether it's conservative chic like Kerry Washington or abstract rebellion a la Rihanna, there are a myriad of ways to wear feathers. My favorite inspiration is from Jennifer Lopez. Turn up the glamour by pairing a feather skirt with a sequin corset for extra va va voom!

Rihanna is Gucci Face for its UNICEF Partner Campaign

Grammy-award winning singer will appear in Gucci’s ad campaigns focusing on the brand’s collaboration with the the United Nation’s Children’s Fund.

Gucci has been a UNICEF corporate partner for nearly four years now, starting with a local holiday event in California, and expanding to a campaign in more than 20 countries in 2005 to benefit UNICEF programs for children affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa. Past campaigns have raised significant funds to benefit UNICEF programs in Malawi and Mozambique.

Other than Gucci, UNICEF’s international partners include Amway Europe, Deutsche Post World Net, FC Barcelona, H&M, IKEA, ING, P&G, Stora Enso and TNS.

Source: UNICEF.org