Saturday Style: Beyonce Runs the World

If there's one thing I love most about B, it's how she can swish that hair...classic B style.

The star's album artwork from 4, takes you on a fashion personalization journey, much like the self exploration she took this past year, which in turn influenced the album. I'm amazed at the characters she can pull off, the different masks she can wear. It's been amazing to watch the release of 4. At first I wasn't a big fan (as most of the readers know). But re-watching 'Run the World' explores different worldly beats, shows new footwork, and a styling sense all her own. 

She's grown in the past month from her Oprah performance, which was a little sexed down, to her fancy footwork on the X factor, and finally her staring role at Glastonbury. A venue where she performed for over 100,000 people, yet entertained the crowd as if they numbered 2,000 (like the private concert she did for her celeb fans, like Tom Ford). 

Her pure humility shined throughout the performance, and is evident in her post concert interview.

In Givenchy. Reminiscent of Bday. 

I little bit "I Am..."

A softer side to 4 does exist. 'Best Thing I Never Had' & 'End of Time' are this albums equivalent to 'Halo' and 'If I Were A Boy'.

Gaga glam.

This is the diva we know.

Total female domination...2011 Billboard Awards

A new darker, more mature explorative side. She's stretching her boundaries.

Austin Powers era?

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