Stefflon Don poses for a collection of snaps with photographer Rankin

She soared to fame following the release of her 2017 single Hurtin’ Me.

And Stefflon Don has teamed up with famous photographer Rankin for a stunning new photoshoot.

The rapper, 29, and Rankin, 54, posed for a collection of snaps to pay tribute to the iconic female trailblazers of the 80s, which were all taken on Samsung’s new Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G phone. 

Stefflon looked incredible as she wowed in a vibrant pink cardigan and jeans combo for one of the radiant pictures. 

For a different look, the musician wore a blue and beige chequered jumper which she accessorised with stylish black sunglasses and chunky gold jewelley.

In another snap, Stefflon, real name Stephanie Victoria Allen, opted for a grey jersey mini dress teamed with a cropped denim jacket.

While a final ensemble saw the rapper in a funky pink, yellow and red patterned embroidered jacket.

Stefflon rocked a series of different hairstyles, which included voluminous brunette curls and a cropped sweptover hairdo.

Elsewhere Rankin, real name John Rankin Waddell, opted for a stylish black polo neck as he posed for some photos with the rapper.

Talking about their photoshoot, inspired by the iconic female trailblazers of the 80s, the famous photographer said: ‘My creative process is rooted in exploring new techniques and methods to create revolutionary content.  

‘Working with Stefflon Don, Samsung, and the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, I had the opportunity to channel a new kind of creativity whilst still staying true to my ethos. 

‘I was doing what I love, right on a smartphone – creating, shooting, editing and producing content fit for social, in a move that diversified my work beyond what I imagined was possible. 

‘I’m also really proud that we could honour the inspirational legends of the 80s, who freely expressed their individuality and continue to inspire today’s young generation.’

While Stefflon added: ‘The artists of the 80s paved the way for musicians like me to succeed – it’s been a fantastic opportunity to work with Samsung and Rankin to pay tribute to their amazing style and energy.’ 

The rapper soared to fame following the release of her 2017 single Hurtin’ Me, she has since won Best Female at the MOBO Awards and Best New Artist at the NME Awards.

Stefflon also became the first female rapper to be featured in Rap Caviar and she was also listed as a leader in her field in Forbes 30 Under 30.