Beyoncé Wears Sheer Jeweled Minidress With Clear Kitten Heels
On Saturday night, Beyoncé began the North American leg of her Renaissance Tour, and her actual legs were on display in a stunning minidress of draped chains and crystals. The musical icon stepped on stage at the Rogers Centre in Toronto wearing the short sheer dress with a dipping hemline. She paired the look with a set of clear kitten heels with pointed toes that sparkled under the lights, resembling the silver Malone Souliers shoes she wore in Belgium while on tour this spring.
The superstar shared some of her favorite shots in the new look on Instagram, giving a closer glimpse of the peekaboo weave. She had a French tip manicure, a smokey eye, and silver baubles in her ears. Beyoncé’s long honey blonde hair was left down and straight, streaming behind her as she sang.
The singer’s tour started in Europe in May, and following her last show there in Warsaw, Poland, she and husband Jay-Z enjoyed some time on vacation in Paris. She shared several looks from her trip, including another minidress made of black vinyl material with a matching jacket and hat.
She posted another outfit of herself while standing in an elevator, wearing a sheer corset-style dress with a loose skirt, all in pale pink fabric. Over the dress was a matching feathered coat that she modeled as it hung off her elbows. She paired it with matching platform satin sandals and carried a pink purse covered in pink heart cut outs.
From Toronto, Beyoncé will be performing in a series of shows as she tours through the United States, from Philadelphia to Kansas City to Nashville to Las Vegas to Los Angeles. Fans were extremely disappointed when the announced stopped in Pittsburgh was canceled due to logistical issues, but there are still tickets up for grabs elsewhere. The World tour is scheduled to ends in New Orleans in September.
Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and more. Her first book, The Lonely Hunter, will be released by Dial Press in February 2022.
