Beyonce proved that curves are SEXY! (PHOTOS)
Beyonce rarely disappoints on the red carpet. The singer's style and sartorial choices have only evolved over the years. In fact, some of the diva's daring outfits are proof of her confidence and fearless personality. Presenting 10 times Queen Bey proved to the world that curves are sexy too!
Beyonce recently attended Lion King premiere in a gold dress by Vietnamese designer Nguyen Cong.
It featured a slit that worked all the way up to her ribs, revealing ample skin and curves. Even as she was dressed in gold from top to toe, Bey didn't overdo it.
At another event last week, the singer chose a black and silver tulle gown with sequinned details. With her hair styled in cornrow braids, Beyonce added oomph to Alexander McQueen's sparkly outfit.
she ruled the red carpet in a red shiny dress embracing her bump and flaunting her cleavage while accepting two awards at the 59th Grammies.
In February 2017, Beyonce showed the world how to celebrate motherhood.
It was quite brave of her to wear a figure hugging see through dress replete with golden accessories and a custom headgear even as she performed on stage at the 59th Grammy Awards and put up a rousing show.
Trust Beyonce to make an Alexander Wang blazer look like a piece of art on her. See how smartly she's accessorised it with bow heels and a sequinned clutch.
She can turn the simplest of outfits into a masterpiece with the right accessories.
This ruffled pink dress from Ashi Studio with an elaborate train found its perfect match in Beyonce. Although Deepika had previously worn it to Cannes, Beyonce held her own when she flaunted her curves in Johannesburg,
There is nothing as too much yellow for the singer who went overboard with her love for the pop colour in this Versace cut out jumpsuit during the Global Citizen Festival in South Africa.
Of course, how can you forget the 'almost naked' sheer embroidered dress she wore to Met Gala in 2015? She looked flawless in the Givenchy
For the TIDAL awards in 2015, Beyonce turned up in a black, sequinned figure embracing gown letting very little to imagination which she amped up further with a braided ponytail and chunky pair of earrings.
