Rihanna flaunted her breasts in a see-through top during her outing at a restaurant in New York on Monday.
The 24-year-old left little to the imagination for her trip to upmarket Italian eatery Da Silvano.
She rounded off her mesh pullover look, which also showed off her toned midsection, with a pair of ripped denims and boots.
The 'Rated R' singer also wore a wide grin, and seemed to be relishing causing a stir with her outfit.
However, the singer has been urged to tone down her public image and drop her 'bad habits' by her former bishop.
Family friend Bishop Vibert Lowe from her hometown in Barbados said that he has been 'praying' for the singer in recent months following her rumoured reconciliation with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown and the use of sexual imagery in her music videos.
"A lot of people have been praying for her and hoping that she will drop these bad habits," the Daily Mail quoted him as telling The Sun.
"We feel it's wrong for her to behave like this. As a young lady she's not setting a good example.
"Young people look to her as a mentor, they regard her as an idol and copy her lifestyle. There are people on the island who think she parties way too hard.
"I don't see her much when she comes back - she seems too busy - but she should spend more time in church," he added.
The 24-year-old left little to the imagination for her trip to upmarket Italian eatery Da Silvano.
She rounded off her mesh pullover look, which also showed off her toned midsection, with a pair of ripped denims and boots.
The 'Rated R' singer also wore a wide grin, and seemed to be relishing causing a stir with her outfit.
However, the singer has been urged to tone down her public image and drop her 'bad habits' by her former bishop.
Family friend Bishop Vibert Lowe from her hometown in Barbados said that he has been 'praying' for the singer in recent months following her rumoured reconciliation with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown and the use of sexual imagery in her music videos.
"A lot of people have been praying for her and hoping that she will drop these bad habits," the Daily Mail quoted him as telling The Sun.
"We feel it's wrong for her to behave like this. As a young lady she's not setting a good example.
"Young people look to her as a mentor, they regard her as an idol and copy her lifestyle. There are people on the island who think she parties way too hard.
"I don't see her much when she comes back - she seems too busy - but she should spend more time in church," he added.
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