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Beyoncé is a constant in our news cycle this week. We do not know what we did to deserve this honor, but we aren’t complaining either.
“The Renaissance: Act II” artist’s most recent headline was made this evening. Surprising everyone, Beyoncé was spotted sitting in the front row beside her mother, Tina Knowles, at Luar’s New York Fashion Week Fall 2024 show. Bey’s surprise appearance marks one of the first in a while that she has graced the NYFW circuit.
Covered in cowgirl attire, Beyoncé is in the Big Apple to witness her nephew, Julez’s modeling debut for the celebrity favorite luxury brand. We still can’t get enough of Bey’s new ‘cowgirl’ era.
Beyoncé tops off her NYFW cowgirl couture look with a Luar iridescent tote.
Beyoncé’s outfit is yet another preview of what the world may look like with Blue Ivy’s mom at the center of the country world. Her style choices combined Texas chic with over-the-top glamour.
She donned a monochromatic grey fit, complete with a grey blazer mini-dress, knee-high boots, a a cowboy hat, and eye-catching silver rhinestone detailing. According to Black Fashion Fair, the 32-time Grammy winner carried Luar’s Iridescent Ana bag to top off her cowgirl look.
We can only imagine the feeling over the room once the queen arrived. Social media captures show fashion show attendees clapped and cheered for Beyoncé as much (or more) as they did for the new collection itself. Just a few days after the singer surprise dropped two country songs – “16 Carriages” and “Texas Hold ‘Em – and basically stopped the Super Bowl, who can blame them?
Hours before Beyoncé arrived in Manhattan, Solange Knowles’ son, Daniel “Julez” Smith Jr., shared Instagram stories that he would be hitting the runway. Talk about a NYFW debut!
See glam-ma Tina’s post celebrating Julez’ moda moment.
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