Beyoncé Wore an Incredible Pink Fringe Crop Top and Miniskirt in Paris
Beyoncé’s summer fashion marathon continued with yet another generous outfit of the day Instagram. The star, who attended Louis Vuitton’s menswear show last night in Paris, shared a second outfit from the week: a dramatic pink-fringe cropped blazer she paired with a matching miniskirt and gold boots. Naturally, the outfit was custom Louis Vuitton.
Beyoncé, as usual, provided no commentary on that Instagram. She did offer up ample photos, including detail shots of her accessories, in the carousel.
Additionally, the singer posted photos of herself in her look from the Louis Vuitton show, where she and Jay Z supported Pharrell Williams, the house’s new menswear creative director, as he unveiled his first collection. She was in all yellow for that, letting a Louis Vuitton bag and giant sunglasses accentuate the silky top and pants:
Beyoncé shared an exceptionally rare caption earlier this week when writing about her wardrobe during her Juneteenth Renaissance world tour performance. Bey revealed she purposely wore all Black designers, including her own work.
She wrote, “I started designing this collection over a year ago. I was so engulfed in all things RENAISSANCE and was inspired by Studio 54, Bob Mackie and the disco era. I wanted to do a modern twist using the signature IVY PARK neon and bring disco to the beach in this swim collection. I’m so happy to share this with you and even more proud to launch it for the first time on the RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR. I’m proud to be among the very talented Black designers featured in last night’s show to celebrate Juneteenth.”
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Alyssa Bailey is the senior news and strategy editor at ELLE.com, where she oversees coverage of celebrities and royals (particularly Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton). She previously held positions at InStyle and Cosmopolitan. When she’s not working, she loves running around Central Park, making people take #ootd pics of her, and exploring New York City.
