Rihanna, A$AP Rocky, and their family are back in Paris for the weekend. Heading out to Siena\u2014one of Rihanna\u2019s go-to dinner spots in the city\u2014she sported a new addition to her enviable handbag archive<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Fenty Beauty mogul opted for a head-to-toe oxblood look: she wore a distressed vintage Margiela fall winter 2000 tunic, a pair of Ala\u00efa cotton cargo pants, and Tom Ford snake-finish burgundy pumps. When in the City of Light, Rih will always tote something from Dior<\/a>, and this time, it was the debut of a Dracula graphic saddle bag. Adding the statement accessory to pop against the all-oxblood look felt considered, fun, and playful.<\/p>\n Photo: Backgrid<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n The Dracula book tote became celebrities\u2019 buzziest bag<\/a> after Jonathan Anderson\u2019s first collections for Dior, with the literary styles snapped up by Jennifer Lawrence<\/a>, Greta Lee, and Natalie Portman. Other versions include a Les Liaisons Dangereuses bag, but the turmeric yellow and scarlet red Dracula number has proven to be most popular. The saddle bag version (a shape popularized and remodeled often during John Galliano\u2019s tenure at the house) has been less prominent, but leave it to Rihanna to christen the seasonal it-bag. In its shock of colors and loud telegraphing style, it\u2019s definitely among the more divisive of bags\u2014but on Rihanna, of course, it\u2019s always going to work.<\/p>\n![\"Rihanna](\"https:\/\/assets.vogue.com\/photos\/69d20c8d2017305f4e0a1b02\/master\/w_1600%2Cc_limit\/BGUS_3539533_021.jpg\"\/)
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