After publicly apologising to Muslims around the world for using a song that sampled a recitation from Islam’s sacred Hadith for her 2020 Savage X Fenty fashion show last week, musician Rihanna is once again making headlines. The pop star’s Savage X Fenty underwear brand has recently debuted a menswear range, the result of a collaboration with Christian Combs, the son of hip hop mogul Sean Diddy Combs . Without much fanfare, Rihanna, who has made inclusivity a key element of her fashion and beauty brands, chose plus-size men to model some of the items, which include boxers and briefs. While plus-size representation has been gaining traction in the world of women’s fashion , it is still rare to see men’s apparel – especially underwear – modelled by guys who don’t conform to the stereotypical look of an athletic body and chiselled abs. OKAY RIHANNA pic.twitter.com/kgDD7J24Bg — Big Birkin Ber (@amberellaaaa_) October 2, 2020 All items in the underwear line offered by Rihanna start at a size S and extend all the way to XXXL, a rarity among high fashion and trendy labels. The Barbados-born singer has received plenty of praise for the inclusion of plus-size male models on social media. rihanna is really out here doing the damn thing pic.twitter.com/RppLjjxY3M — well in my gay opinion: (@rantingxweirdo) October 2, 2020 “Never in my adult life have I seen a male model that has a similar body to mine,” said @codyjacobmusic on Twitter. “I feel … almost emotional? Like I finally can buy something I saw and want and KNOW it was made for people like me in mind.” “rihanna is really out here doing the damn thing,” posted another user.