Rihanna's Racy Photo Shoot For Esquire Magazine: Singer Goes Topless And Flaunts Her Derriere

Rihanna is known for her bold dressing sense and she has done many risqué photo shoots. Thus, it comes as no surprise to see the singer once again appear topless in her recent Esquire Magazine's photo-shoot for the magazine's Dec. issue. In one of the photos, the Grammy-award winner is just wearing a low-cut denim jeans. She is sporting an intense look. In the other photo, she is not topless but is wearing white panties.

RiRi has shared her racy magazine photos on her Instagram page. She can bee seen showing off her toned body. Her hands are in her jeans pocket. In the other photo, she is flaunting her derriere while looking over her shoulder.

In the magazine's interview, Rihanna has talked about her favourite food. According to Daily Mail, she said that her favourite dish is "Mac-A-Rih," a version of traditional American dish Mac and Cheese. "This was discovered by accident due to our gas running out halfway through making the original dish, but I fell in love with the taste and texture, so I've been making it to perfection ever since," she said to the magazine.The singer also revealed that lately she has ben trying to add her own twist to a couple of Caribbean dishes.

Meanwhile, this is RiRi's second topless shoot in the last few months. The hit maker has also posed topless for Elle magazine's Dec. 2014 issue. On the magazine's cover, the "Stay" singer is seen in a stunning Atelier Versace ensemble. However, in the pages inside, she leaves very little to the imagination. In one of the photos, she is just wearing Yeprem necklace.

In the interview given to Elle, Rihanna said that she is a "fun cook," and she loves preparing seafood. From her interviews, it seems that the 26-year-old has taken a real interest in cooking.

It is being anticipated that Rihanna will be releasing her new album soon. There is a possibility that it may release this month, according to Daily Mail's reports. Rihanna's last album was "Unapologetic." It won a Grammy Award for Best Urban Contemporary Album at the 2014 ceremony and sold 238,000 copies in its first week.