Robin Rihanna Fenty is being photographed for PAPER while jumping on a trampoline in a well-lit studio wearing a pink, frothy confection-like dress designed by Luella. She is the perfect doll: a porcelain, café-au-lait ballerina twirling inside a jewelry box. Delicate and fragile, Rhianna exudes a pop-princess persona. At first glance, it would be hard to find anything about her that reflects the title of her third CD, Good Girl Gone Bad.

Of course, we all know that looks can be deceiving. If good girls follow rules and bad girls break them, then Rihanna is undeniably in the bad girl category. But to her, the title of her new CD represents more than just that–it’s about a revolutionary remix of her image. “It really represents my liberation–how I wanted to do everything my way,” she says. “I was tired of people forcing me to be a certain image.”

Read the full interview here.