Standout streetwear label Pink Dolphin has worked with brands to release sought-after collabs on iconic silhouettes. Its latest work with Puma is no different.

The first drop of the Pink Dolphin x Puma “Wave of Glory Capsule” arrived on Sept. 17 at Pink Dolphin stores and via pinkdolphinonline.com, with a broader launch last Friday at Footaction, Puma Lab powered by Foot Locker, and City Gear. The latest collection between the streetwear brand and the athletic label produced two new iterations of the Blaze of Glory, a beloved style among sneaker enthusiasts.

“The Blaze of Glory has always been one of my favorite models from Puma,” Cena Barhaghi, co-founder of Pink Dolphin, told Footwear News. “It’s a little bit more of a progressive shoe — it’s a tech runner — and I was pretty excited they let us run with that model. We built all the apparel off the runner — the collection is all tech-runner futuristic, [and] it’s functional but we mixed in fleece to give it street style so it’s not super-sports.”

The Blaze of Glory from the Puma x Pink Dolphin “Wave of Glory Capsule.”

When brainstorming ideas for the collection, Barhaghi said he looked off-shore for inspiration.

“When we first conceptualized this particular collaboration, we started with a mood board, [and] everything was based off deep-sea corals. That’s where all the colors come from — an underwater theme,” he said.

Barhaghi and co-founder Neima Khaila visited New York City last Friday to discuss the collection with the press thanks to Footaction, a partner Khaila is particularly fond of.

“We’re particular about who we partner with as far as retailers, and they’ve been a world-class partner for us, doing a great job merchandising our stuff in a way that consumers can really understand where we come from and what we’re trying to accomplish,” he said.

Another Blaze of Glory look from the Puma x Pink Dolphin “Wave of Glory Capsule.”

The shoes and apparel are available now, with the shoes retailing for $140 each.

Barhaghi also confirmed with FN that Pink Dolphin is working on another collaboration with Puma, this time using some of the brand’s new styles, which is expected to arrive in stores in February or March.

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Rihanna’s Puma Creepers will be available once again — and in the original colorways.

On Thursday, fans can get their hands on the sneakers worn by Gigi Hadid and Cara Delevingne in black-and-white, beige and all-black with a gum sole color options.

The Creepers debuted in September 2015 for presale on Puma.com in the three original colors. That selection sold out in three hours. The shoes officially went on sale two weeks later and sold out again. Since then, Puma and Rihanna have launched multiple releases, including new Creeper styles and colors, but the brand has never restocked its first launch.

Puma and Rihanna have come a long way since the initial release one year ago.

Rihanna recently launched her fall ’16 Puma line with Bergdorf Goodman, and it includes pointed heel laceups and wedge combat boots. The “Needed Me” singer is also debuting her spring ’17 collection today during Paris Fashion Week.

Other Creeper colorways have included camo print, the White Glo, Black Satin and the Green-Bordeaux.

The Creeper style, created by Rihanna with input from menswear brand Mr. Completely, takes inspiration from London and New York’s ’80s punk bands. It’s an update on the classic Puma Suede style, which was originally embraced by athletes in the ’70s and then by punk bands and skaters in the ’80s.

To purchase the original colorways, head to Puma.com on Thursday.

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Streetwear standout Trapstar’s first launch with Puma didn’t sit on shelves for long. Its second drop, due in stores this week, is likely to sell similarly.

The second installment of the London-based lifestyle label’s fall ’16 collaboration with Puma arrives first on trapstarlondon.com on Thursday, with a broader global release via Puma’s top retail partners on Saturday. Aside from the apparel being released, Trapstar will deliver a pair of interpretations of Puma’s Cell Bubble silhouette.

One of the two Cell Bubble styles boasts its signature White Noise print, reminiscent of the snow-like static often seen on older TV screens when a channel was out.

“It’s a symbol of the focus, of what it took for Trapstar to get to where it is now,” said Rahmuhl Nurse, who works in U.S. operations for Trapstar.

Aside from the White Noise print on the shoe’s upper, the look features red on its collar, lace lock and outsole, with black on the midsole and the heel counter.

The Trapstar x Puma Cell Bubble with White Noise styling.

The second Cell Bubble offering from Trapstar features a simpler look, opting for a black and white color palette instead of a bold print. The upper is predominantly black, and a white midsole separates the upper from its black midsole.

“We have an extreme part where we may do some wild, funky stuff, and we have another side where we want to do something subtler,” said Will Trapstar, co-founder of the label. “It made sense to do two designs of the shoe. We wanted to give people the best of both worlds and something we both like.”

Although Trapstar has worked with Puma on a pair of releases already, the label confirmed another collaboration will make its way to stores in spring ’17.

Trapstar x Puma Cell Bubble collab.

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With Doutzen Kroes, Jourdan Dunn and Sara Sampaio in attendance, the scene at Rihanna’s Fenty x Puma show was a veritable supermodel sweep at Paris Fashion Week.

Staged today in Paris’ Hotel Salomon de Rothschild, guests entered via a suitably chic black carpet (what else?) and were met with a chandelier lying in the middle of the atrium as if it had crashed to the floor. It probably hadn’t, but it’s typical of Rihanna to bring the house down before she’d even showed her collection.

Fenty x Puma spring 2017 collection at Paris Fashion Week.

Fenty x Puma spring 2017 collection at Paris Fashion Week.

Kores teamed her Fenty cropped tracksuit combo (a tricky little number with all those pesky fasteners) with Stella McCartney platform brogues.

The model, who appeared in the new L’Oréal lipstick campaign alongside Irina Shayk, Lara Stone and Karlie Kloss, confided that she was confirmed Thursday for Balmain and Isabel Marant. As for the rest of the week, she said,”We will see.”

Doutzen Kroes at Fenty x Puma’s spring 2017 presentation at Paris Fashion Week.

The location was no accident and the 18th-century ceiling frescos of the venue proved a perfect backdrop for the collection — not least the brocade prints and pearl embellishments that brought a touch of Marie Antoinette to RiRi’s signature streetwear. And although there was no cake in evidence, there was an awful lot of champagne — served from gilded jeroboams.

Click through the gallery below to see more styles from the runway.

The Weeknd is officially back in action. The singer revealed the artwork and title for his forthcoming album, “Starboy,” and released the lead single of the same name last week. Today, The Weeknd debuted the official video for “Starboy.”

In the music video, directed by Grant Singer, The Weeknd’s past is seemingly being destroyed — along with his signature hairstyle. He is most noticeably rocking a much shorter haircut, and in between the dark hues of light, Puma sneakers are spotted.

The unidentifiable Puma style appears to feature an all-black upper and a lateral Puma logo, which begs the question: Would The Weeknd be a strong ambassador for the athletic brand?

Puma sneakers spotted in The Weeknd’s “Starboy” music video.

If he did become a Puma representative, he’d join the current wave of ambassadors, which includes model Cara Delevingne, reality star Kylie Jenner, Snapchat personality YesJulz and the brand’s women’s creative director, Rihanna. For Puma’s fall ’16 Suede campaign, the company spoke about putting the spotlight on “a young roster of tastemakers currently making waves in the music and entertainment arena.” The Weeknd’s new album is set to drop on Nov. 25, and his single is already on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, so in his case, making waves may be an understatement.

Puma has focused much of its attention on the women’s market, and it could be time for the label to focus its efforts on a prominent male force.

The Weeknd isn’t a stranger to the fashion world, either. In November, Alexander Wang and The Weeknd collaborated on a capsule collection called WANGXO. The line was co-designed by Wang and The Weeknd’s XO brand. High-top black and white sneakers were featured in the collection, which The Weeknd was seen wearing during his Beauty Behind the Madness Tour.

Other ambassadors aligned with Puma include rappers Meek Mill, Young Thug and Rae Sremmurd, Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt and golf pro Rickie Fowler.

Watch the music video for “Starboy” below, and check out The Weeknd on the season premiere of “Saturday Night Live,” airing this weekend.

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Rihanna Antoniette? It does have a certain ring to it, right?

The Bad Gal herself was on hand to show her second Fenty by Rihanna collection in collaboration with Puma today at Paris Fashion Week. And she clearly got into the French spirit, fusing Rococo flourishes with her signature Royal Riri sportif swagger.

Fenty x Puma spring 2017 collection at Paris Fashion Week.

Sure, there were mad mixes of corsetry, lace baseball caps, big pearls and bigger-still hoodies, but what saved the show from music-video costume territory were those very sellable shoes of hers.

Rihanna followed up the success of last season’s Creeper sneakers with a serrated sole platform combat sneaker — for him and her. Shower sandals and trainers in pleasing khaki and blush were done in something a shiny material resembling satin tied into oversize bows.

Fenty x Puma spring 2017 collection at Paris Fashion Week.

And stiletto sneakers made a comeback, too, this time as tall boots and mules. The pastel palette perked them right up. Kering CEO François-Henri Pinault certainly seemed content to have attached the previously fourth-fiddle athletic brand garnering the spotlight again.

The singer took her bow swathed in the shade from head to toe. She smiled and waved while making a quick round to raised iPhones, calling to mind her current hit with Calvin Harris, “This Is What You Came For.”

Click through the gallery below to see more styles from the runway.

Puma just added another ambassador to it’s already star-studded roster: The Weeknd.

The athletic label announced today that the Grammy-winning artist is now a global brand ambassador and creative collaborator.

According to the brand, The Weeknd’s laidback and streetwise style makes him the ideal partner to promote the latest Puma Sportstyle campaign, dubbed “Run The Streets,” which is set to launch in November. Puma said the campaign was shot in L.A. and Toronto by photographer Mark Seliger, and will be showcased in Puma stores and across its digital platforms globally.

The Weeknd in the Puma Ignite Evoknit.

As part of the partnership, The Weeknd will push some of Puma’s Sportsyle products such as the Ignite Evoknit and Ignite Limitless silhouettes, as well as its Evo apparel.

Aside from wearing the latest Sportstyle products, the musician will also have his own designed collection of sneakers and apparel, a line Puma states is “a fusion of Puma’s sport-inspired designs and The Weeknd’s street-motivated aesthetics as seen in his label, XO.” The collection will arrive in stores in 2017.

The Weeknd was spotted in Puma kicks in his latest music video for his album’s title track, “Starboy,” featuring Daft Punk.

First impressions count — so when Margot Robbie made her debut hosting “Saturday Night Live,” she got things off on the right foot. Both of them.

The Australian actress donned a pair of sleek Jimmy Choo heels on Saturday when she helped launch the 42^nd season of the NBC sketch comedy series with a monologue.

Margot Robbie (right) wears Jimmy Choo’s Tilly pumps on “Saturday Night Live.”

The label’s Tilly pumps feature a patent leather upper, pointed-toe silhouette, a buckled halter slingback strap and a 3.5-inch heel.

She complemented the shoes with a sizzling black lace Alexander Wang dress.

Margot Robbie (right) wears Jimmy Choo’s Tilly pumps on “Saturday Night Live.”

Detail of Margot Robbie’s Jimmy Choo pumps.

Hosting the program’s season premiere gave Robbie an opportunity to showcase her comedic chops after winning fans over as the breakout star of this summer’s “Suicide Squad.” In the action film, she portrays Harley Quinn, a psychotic villain who wrecks havoc in Jeremy Scott x Adidas heels. The shoes from Scott’s 2014 collaboration with the sportswear brand includes a 130 mm heel and the signature Adidas stripes in a high-top boot silhouette.

Pop star The Weeknd was the night’s musical guest. While on the show, he participated in “The Weeknd Update” sketch and acknowledged with deadpan delivery his recent haircut.

The Grammy-winning artist was announced on Thursday as Puma’s new global brand ambassador and creative collaborator. Part of his deal includes his own collection of sneakers and apparel due next year that the brand describes as “a fusion of Puma’s sport-inspired designs and The Weeknd’s street-motivated aesthetics as seen in his label, XO.” 

Margot Robbie wears Jimmy Choo’s Tilly pumps on “Saturday Night Live.”

If you’re after those Fenty x Puma platforms when they drop this spring, Rihanna has your styling inspiration covered.

The singer-designer, who last week in Paris showed her second runway collection with Puma, stepped out in New York on Wednesday wearing a pair of the lace-up platforms from the show. She paired the sneaker-boot hybrid with loose-fitting jeans, an off-the-shoulder top and a Louis Vuitton bag.

Rihanna wearing Fenty x Puma spring ’17 platforms.

The platforms in the Fenty show were also offered in beige, pale pink and army green. Some models wore stiletto mules, and there were also slides adorned with a bow.

Fenty x Puma spring ’17 collection.

Fenty x Puma spring ’17 collection.

On Wednesday night, Rihanna went with a very glamorous look for dinner, pairing a red silk Are You Am I dress with Prada silver metallic sandals. She also recently stepped out in a pair of her sell-out Fenty x Puma black Creepers.

Rihanna wearing Prada sandals in New York.

Rihanna in Fenty x Puma all-black Creepers.

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While professional golfers continue to sign new contracts and renew existing ones with big-name athletic brands, the relationship between shoe labels and the sport of golf remains strained.

With megaspecialty golf retailer Golfsmith International Holdings Inc. filing for bankruptcy on Sept. 14 and listing Adidas, Nike and Puma among its top creditors with unsecured claims, the tension continues to mount.

Is the golf business still a worthwhile one for shoe companies?

Adidas CEO Herbert Hainer signaled last year that he was ready to exit the golf business altogether after the company’s golf unit continued to experience decelerated growth. In the second quarter of 2015, after the golf division suffered currency-neutral revenue declines of 26 percent, Hainer suggested that he was considering a divestiture. He later said he would cut the TaylorMade-Adidas Golf workforce by 14 percent by the end of 2015.

This year, the company has seen a payoff from several strategic initiatives in the division with TaylorMade Golf turning positive again in Q2 — seeing gains of 7 percent. And last month, Adidas 2016 U.S. Open winner Dustin Johnson renewed their partnership.

For its part, Nike seems to be leaning toward weakening its ties with golf. In August, news broke that the company would exit the golf equipment business, and CFO and EVP Andrew Campion said in September that the move is part of a shift toward a “long-term focus” on driving greater growth and profitability in footwear and apparel.

Meanwhile, Puma — owed nearly $2 million by bankrupt Golfsmith for its Cobra Puma Golf product — is maintaining a steady presence in the golf space. The brand released its Ignite Spikeless Sport Golf Shoe in June and added Bryson DeChambeau (who turned pro this year) to its endorsement roster, which also includes PGA star Rickie Fowler.

Skechers USA Inc. has also gotten aggressive with its golf business — extending its contract with PGA veteran Matt Kuchar in April and adding pro players Russell Knox and Ashlan Ramsey to the list of athletes representing its Go Golf division.

For now, it seems to be a mixed bag for shoe companies and golf. Perhaps only time will tell which way the pendulum ultimately swings.

A rose by any other name would be called Puma X Careaux.

The brand’s court classic Basket sneakers have undergone a makeover featuring floral art by Netherlands-based illustrator and sneakerhead, Caroll Lyn — whose nom de guerre is Careaux.

Puma X Careaux, $80.

The collection drops on Saturday at ShopBop, Free People, Atlanta’s WISH and Boston’s Bodega.

Inspired by Careux’s life journey, the kicks incorporate the artist’s signature “dedication flower,” which celebrates beauty and strength. Other design treatments include a suede upper, mesh tongue and speckled midsole. The interior is emblazoned with floral graphics, too, as well as a rose-shaped accessory that’s adorned at the top of the lace hole.

Available in rose and black, the shoes retail for $80.

Puma X Careaux, $80.

Careux took to Instagram to share her excitement about the release. “I literally ran down stairs screaming after I got off the phone cause I heard the best news and I seriously want to cry but… let’s first deal with the release of these babies TOMORROW!!!” she captioned an image of the black sneaker.

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Kylie Jenner stepped out in bombshell style on her latest outing.

The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star made her way to meetings on Friday in Los Angeles wearing an eye-catching ensemble that highlighted her curves.

The Puma ambassador had on cropped gray shirt and trousers that featured a mile-wide split by Bryan Hearns and Stuart Weitzman’s Nudist heels.

Her athlesiure-like number incorporated chainlink fastenings from the hip down to the ankle, and the design treatment was included around her top’s bust.

The E! fixture wisely teamed the sizzling outfit with minimalist footwear. The white leather Nudist sandals feature an adjustable buckle ankle strap and 4.5-inch stiletto heel, available for $398 on the label’s website.

Jenner is embracing her body confidence. She shared on her app, which launched earlier that day, that she gained 16 pounds and is thrilled to have a fuller figure. “[I haven’t had] ass implants,” she shared during a Q&A session. “You know, I used to be 120 [lbs.]. I was really skinny. Now I’m pushing like 136. But it’s alright, I like the chunkiness.”

The social media star also addressed plastic surgery rumors, shooting down gossip that she’s had breast implants. “I’ve thought about [getting breast implants], but I’m like, why ruin it?” she said. “I have really good boobs naturally and they’re a cute little size. I’m not against it, but right now, it’s a no from me.:”

Nor has she undergone any major procedures to her jaw, she insisted. “People starting saying that [when] I was like 16. You think Kris Jenner, at 16 years old, would let me get cheek and jaw reconstructive surgery? Nah,” she said. “I always used to love my jaw – I never was self-conscious about my jaw.”

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s daughter North got a special makeover at her aunt Kylie Jenner’s house.

The 3-year-old got dolled by her aunt who applied a splash of black lipstick from her Kylie Cosmetics makeup line on Sunday at a birthday party for 4-year-old King Cairo.

“Do you like it?” Kylie asked tot, who responded affirmatively, “Yes,” on a Snapchat video. Sharing a picture of North looking at the cosmetics kit, Kylie wrote, “What happens at auntie Kylie’s, stays at auntie Kylie’s house.”

North looked precious in a taupe dress and pair of Vans’ classic slip-ons. The sneakers featured a low profile, elastic sides with foxing stripe and an all-over checkerboard print; they retail for $35 on the brand’s website.

The checkerboard design was a perfect match for the Ferrari-themed celebration thrown by Kylie for her beau Tyga’s 4-year-old son King Cairo — his child with former flame Blac Chyna, who is now engaged to Kylie’s brother Rob Kardashian.

Flags and banners featuring checkerboard racing stripes were prominent at the over-the-top soriee, which included luxury cars on display, a Ferris wheel, horses and inflatable bounce houses.

The birthday boy posed for a photo with his dad Tyga, who had on a pair of red Puma sneakers, and Kylie, who had on red high-tops.

Guests included her supermodel sister Kendall Jenner, momager Kris Jenner, Caitlyn Jenner and Scott Disick.

Kylie debuted a women’s line of laceless sneakers for Puma in her first ad campaign for the athletic brand in May.

Rihanna played by her own style rules on her latest outing.

The pop star stepped out Tuesday in New York rocking an outfit that had some untraditional layering techniques.

Rihanna wears Balenciaga velvet and patent leather boots.

The singer teamed an oversized shirt and a short denim skirt together, tucking the shirt below the skirt’s hemline. Faux pas or not, the look worked.

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the Fenty x Puma collaborator let fans know she’s a pro at making anything look good: “dat eazy,” she captioned an image of the ensemble.

Rihanna added a chic touch to the look with a pair of Balenciaga velvet and patent ankle boots. The bootie’s design incorporates a socklike velvet fabric on a patent leather pointed toe.

Rihanna wears Balenciaga velvet and patent leather boots.

Featuring a mid-calf silhouette and a 4.5-inch heel, the shoes retail for $720 online.

The singer-designer accessorized with simple gold jewelry and a Louis Vuitton x Frank Gehry box bag.

It’s not the first time she’s pulled off the look. In the past, Rihanna has donned customized short skirts and let the fabric slip past the hem, too.

Rihanna wears a Hillary Clinton T-shirt, short-shorts and Timberland’s 6-inch boots.

On Wednesday, Rihanna enjoyed an outing in New York City wearing short-shorts that she teamed with a T-shirt to show her support for Hillary Clinton ahead of the Democratic presidential nominee’s third and final presidential debate against Republic nominee Donald Trump scheduled for 9 p.m. ET from Las Vegas, airing live on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, C-SPAN, Fox, Fox News, MSNBC and PBS.

The entertainer completed the look with a pair of Timberland’s heritage 6-inch boots. The stompers are available for $190 online.

Rihanna wears Balenciaga velvet and patent leather boots.

Detail of Rihanna’s Balenciaga velvet and patent leather boots.

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When he’s behind the wheel, Formula 1 racer Lewis Hamilton leaves his competition in the dust wearing Puma sneakers as the brand’s ambassador. But on Wednesday the British athlete opted for a cosmopolitan style while off-duty during an appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

The speed demon rocked a pair of Ports 1961 Bow high-top sneakers, and completed the look with the label’s bomber jacket and denim button-up paired with cream-colored trousers.

Lewis Hamilton wears Ports 1961’s bow hi-top sneakers.

Ports 1961’s suede sneakers incorporate layered fabric and asymmetric cuts and a bow-style detail around the tongue. The kicks retail for $795 online.

Speaking to the comedienne on the program, the heartthrob shot down rumors that he’s dating model Winnie Harlow, an “America’s Next Top Model” alum who is known for her striking skin condition vitiligo.

Ports 1961’s bow high-top sneakers.

“No I’m not,” he responded to DeGeneres after she pried about a romance with the stunner, adding that he previously got out of a long-term relationship. “I’m focused on my racing and trying to win the championship this year. I don’t have any plans [for romance].”

Later taking to Instagram, he praised the host. “Such a great time hanging@theellenshow with Ellen! She’s so awesome, and a proper petrolhead!#TeamLH.”

Kylie Jenner is back in front of the camera for Puma, this time modeling the athletic brand’s latest Fierce trainer.

Jenner wears a pair of deep plum Fierce KRMs, the newest iteration of the women’s sneaker that Puma debuted for spring ’16 with Jenner starring in its ads. The slip-on sneakers have circular crystal patterns on the toebox in the same color as the upper. There’s also bits of lace around the ankle. In addition to the plum hue, Puma is also offering the kicks in black, olive and white.

The sneakers will release in Europe on Oct. 31 and in the U.S. on Nov. 3 on Puma.com and in Puma stores and select retailers.

The Puma Fierce KRM trainers.

The Puma Fierce KRM trainers in white.

Kylie Jenner wearing the Puma Fierce KRM trainers.

Jenner first appeared in the Puma Fierce ads in April and has since modeled the brand’s classic Suede silhouette as well. Last month, she gave a sneak peek on her Snapchat of more unreleased Fierce trainers with animal-embossed uppers.

Kylie Jenner snapped a photo of two new pairs of the Puma Fierce sneaker that feature embossed leather.

Kylie Jenner in the Puma Fierce ad campaign.

Kylie Jenner in ads for Puma’s Suede sneaker.

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Kendall Jenner stomped out in sizzling gothic style at her sister Kylie’s Halloween dinner party on Friday.

To fit in with the soiree’s “dead dinner” theme, the supermodel was dressed in head-to-toe black, including a low-cut latex dress, fishnet stockings and a pair of Marc Jacobs’ towering 8-inch platform shoes.

The dramatic footwear debuted on the runway at New York Fashion Week and features a chunky block heel and ankle straps.

She completed the look with black lipstick, heavy eye shadow and a choker.

Meanwhile, her sister Kylie — the night’s host — coordinated her costume with her beau, Tyga.

The Puma ambassador and the rapper painted their faces like skeletons. Kylie donned a sheer floor-length dress that featured lace detail.

“Thanks for joining our dinner tonight,” she captioned a photo on Instagram.

Taking to Snapchat, the reality star gave fans an intimate look at the bash held at her Calabasas, Calif., home. The table was decorated with skulls and dim red lights elevated the haunted house ambiance.

Guests enjoyed a Halloween-themed menu that included rotten tomato soup, potion pear salad, penne with creamy blood sauce and a chocolate ice cream casket.

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The Puma ambassador channeled Christina Aguilera’s look from her 2002 music video on Saturday at Bootsy Bellows in West Hollywood, Calif.

Kylie Jenner dressed as Christina Aguilera from 2002’s “Dirrty” music video.

Recalling the pop star’s smoldering ensemble, she rocked a bikini top, chaps, icy blue contact lenses, a heavy-handed touch of makeup and styled her hair in a similar manner.

The E! fixture was joined by her boyfriend, Tyga, who was dressed in a star-spangled outfit and white sneakers.

Kylie Jenner wearing the Puma Fierce KRM trainers.

Though her chaps covered her footwear, it would be no surprise if she donned Puma’s Fierce KRM sneakers, of which she recently fronted an ad campaign.

The shoes feature circular crystal patterns on the toe box in the same color as the upper, and lace detail around the ankle. Puma offers the kicks in plum, black, olive and white. They drop in Europe on Monday and in the U.S. on Thursday; the sneakers are available on Puma.com and in Puma stores and select retailers.

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As revelers embraced Halloween weekend wearing costumes, Rihanna played by her own style rules at a party on Saturday.

The pop star stomped out in an off-the-shoulder Fenty x Puma bomber jacket and sleek Haider Ackermann booties.

Rihanna wears a Fenty x Puma jacket and Haider Ackermann booties.

The black patent leather ankle boots feature a leopard print-toe cut and a nearly 5-inch heel; they retail for $1,325 on the label’s website.

Riri’s wide, ribbed collar jacket from her Puma collection retails for $1,800 online.

Detail of Rihanna’s Haider Ackermann booties.

Her fall ’16 styles for the brand, which includes sneaker boots and creeper platforms, will hit stores globally next month.

In September, Rihanna launched her collection at Bergdorf Goodman at an exclusive event that attracted a frenzied crowd.

Rihanna wears a Fenty x Puma jacket and Haider Ackermann booties.

“For an island girl like me to carry such a prestigious brand like Puma from just the athleticism of the brand to glamour — and bring it all the way to Bergdorf Goodman — is such a big deal for me. It makes me feel very special. Thank you, guys, for taking a chance on me. I can’t believe my fans can come here and buy my collection,” she said at the time.

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It’s always tea time when Paris Hilton arrives for a party.

Taking inspiration from “Alice in Wonderland,” the 35-year-old arrived at Treats magazine’s Halloween bash on Saturday in Los Angeles wearing a flirty costume inspired by the iconic character.

Paris Hilton wears an “Alice in Wonderland”-inspired costume and black ankle booties for a Halloween party.

“Paris in Wonderland,” the shoe designer captioned an Instagram photo of the bombshell look.

Trashy Lingerie’s sizzling light blue dress featured a low-cut bodice and white lace detail around the collar, sleeves and skirt. She completed the ensemble with black ankle booties and accessorized with a choker, bows and gloves.

Paris Hilton wears an “Alice in Wonderland”-inspired costume and black ankle booties for a Halloween party.

At the event she posed with Sofia Richie, who had on a racing outfit and Fenty x Puma sneaker heels.

“#GoodTimes at the@TreatsMag #Halloween Party with my sis @SofiaRichie,” she captioned a photo with the 18-year-old.

The lace-up shoes from Rihanna’s collection with the sportswear brand feature a 4-inch heel and retail for $600 online.

Sofia Richie wears Fenty x Puma sneaker heels.

Meanwhile, Leona Lewis sparkled when she arrived at the soiree. The singer was covered in glittery gold body paint and complemented the look with a dress and platform sandals in the same palette. Tara Reid rocked clear heels and a Santa Claus-inspired bandeau top and miniskirt.

Other celebrity guests included Puma ambassador The Weeknd, Muse frontman Matt Bellamy and model Elle Evans.

Tara Reid wears clear heels and a Santa Claus-inspired costume.

Leona Lewis rocks head-to-toe gold.

Muse frontman Matt Bellamy and model Elle Evans.

The Weeknd

Click through the gallery below to see more photos from the party.