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Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy. Queen Bey, who has been touring worldwide with her firstborn on her electrifying Renaissance Tour since May, is captivating concertgoers with their choreography and sense of style.Blue joined her famous mom as part of the crew, making it one of the most buzzed-about music tours of the century.

Renaissance tour — during which she championed a cadre of homegrown designers — Beyoncé took to the stage in Amsterdam on Sunday evening to shine a light on Black fashion brands. Taking to Instagram to share a series of photos, the performer wrote: "In honour of Juneteenth, everything I wore for Renaissance world tour tonight was created exclusively by Black designers. "The Black designers she championed on stage included London label Feben, Maximilian Davis for Ferragamo, Olivier Rousteing for Balmain, Ibrahim Kamara for Off-White and LaQuan Smith.

Beyoncé has filed a petition challenging a claim made by the US federal tax office that she owes $2.7million (£2.1million) in unpaid tax and penalties.The filing argues that several errors were made in the determinations of the singer’s 2018 and 2019 tax returns.According to the petition addressed to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), which was seen by Forbes, Beyoncé owes $805,850 (£640,811.92) in additional tax for 2018, along with $161,170 (£128,162.38) in penalties. She also allegedly owes $1,442,747 (£912,311.02) in 2019, as well as $288,549.40 (£229454.48) in penalties.However, Beyoncé has argued that the IRS overlooked millions of dollars in charitable donations she made during those two years, including an $868,766 (£690,842.72) contribution to an undisclosed charity in 2018.

potentially going under, Beyoncé is back with something even more fantastic.Beyoncé has announced a new capsule collection with luxury fashion brand Balmain, inspired by her recent album Renaissance.The collection, designed in collaboration with Balmain’s creative director Olivier Rousteing, is called “Renaissance Couture” and features 16 outfits, each one inspired by a song from the album.Described as a “wearable album,” the clothing line is a fusion of music and fashion, taking inspiration from not just the tunes themselves, but the world that Beyoncé created for the project, which itself references the past.A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce)The collection was announced on Beyoncé’s Instagram, where she thanked Rousteing and Balmain for bringing her vision to life. “Designing alongside you was freeing — thank you for allowing me to celebrate the human form, to take artistic risks, to push boundaries and to freely express myself,” Beyoncé wrote in the caption.Queen Bey also shared a fashion-forward video that features many– if not all — of the looks.

Beyoncé and Adidas are no longer working together on her Ivy Park athleisure brand, the Wall Street Journal report. An unnamed source told The Hollywood Reporter that the split was mutual, with "creative differences" cited as the reason behind the decision.

Beyoncé is reportedly set to end her creative partnership with Adidas.The collaboration started in 2018 when the Grammy-winning singer partnered with the brand to relaunch her Ivy Park activewear line and develop new apparel and footwear. Now, according to reports, the entrepreneur and Adidas have mutually agreed to part ways.According to a source speaking with The Hollywood Reporter yesterday (March 23), the decision follows “major creative differences” between Ivy Park and Adidas.

She’s a Millennium BabySpice was born Isis Gaston in the Bronx, New York, in the dawn of the new millennium – January 1, 2000, to be exact – to a Nigerian father and Dominican mother.As the eldest of five siblings, her interest in a rap career reportedly began when she was just seven and was introduced to hip-hop musicians such as Lil’ Kim.Throughout her high school years, she worked on her writing skills by penning poetry and refining her rap talents, but it was not until she attended college that she started making strides toward an actual career in the music industry.Her Collaborator Bought Her a $150,000 Watch as a GiftThe rising star’s Valentine’s Day celebration this year was made very special by fellow rapper Lil Tjay, who surprised her with a $150,000 Richard Mille watch as a present.While the extravagant gift may lead some to jump to conclusions about the nature of their relationship, both hip-hop artists have been quick to clarify that they are just friends.Sources close to Spice revealed to TMZ that the two are not romantically involved. Tjay apparently just wanted to do something meaningful to commemorate their “Gangsta Boo” collaboration’s success in reaching the Billboard Hot 100 chart.She Modeled for Beyoncé’s Ivy Park Fashion BrandIn January 2023, Spice took to Twitter to reveal photos from her modeling moment, as she is one of the select few people featured in the latest Ivy Park campaign, known primarily as Beyoncé’s Adidas collection.The range, named Park Trail, will be available in Adidas stores in February 2023.

Tina Knowles confirmed her family's stylish genes have continued with the next generation.In a new interview for, Beyoncé's famous mama revealed just how much the singer's younger daughter, Rumi, 5, is already interested in fashion. «It’s funny because Rumi loves fashion. She picks out her own clothes,» the proud grandma shares. «We recently went to Disneyland, and she put on her Mickey Mouse shorts.

Pop icon Beyonce looks absolutely sensational in her latest post for the new Ivy Park collection for Adidas, showcasing a brand new look for her sportswear brand. The 40 year old singing sensation, who rose to fame back in the late 90s with award winning girlband Destiny's Child, first launched her clothing brand Ivy Park in 2016, and it has gone from strength to strength.

Beyoncé fans were in for a treat on Tuesday as they got a rare glimpse at the singer's daughters with rapper Jay-Z in the latest campaign video for Ivy Park.MORE: Has Beyoncé upgraded her $5m engagement ring from husband Jay-Z?The clip dropped on the brand's official Instagram account and featured children of famous parents, including Kobe and Vanessa Bryant's daughter, Natalia, and Ryan Phillippe's and Reese Witherspoon's children, Ava and Deacon Phillippe.WATCH: Beyoncé's daughters Rumi and

You know that a hairstyle is having something of a moment when even the legend that is Beyoncé gets in on the action.

Jennifer Yuma editorGlynn Turman, Emmy-winning actor and acclaimed cowboy and rodeo champion, is the face of Beyoncé’s new Ivy Park denim collection, showing off classic Western wear in an ad campaign that showcases the Black cowboy experience. His granddaughter Melinda appears in the ads with him.

 Beyoncé  recently released her latest collection for her athleisure line, Ivy Park. The new collection called, Icy Park, is full of winter items and it came out last Friday, according to the Today Show.

Beyoncé is giving her fans something to get excited about coming this Friday, February 19! The songstress, 39, revealed more looks from the brand new Ivy Park collection entitled ‘Icy Park’ that she modeled with the best little fashion mogul out there: her nine-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter! “My Beautiful grandbaby Blue Ivy looking like a little super model in her Ivy Park .

Blue Ivy Carter is making her modelling debut.

Beyoncé has revealed the launch date for the upcoming Icy Park drop — a new collection for her activewear line, Ivy Park in collaboration with Adidas. The superstar's brand has dropped campaign images and a trailer for the highly-anticipated collection, which will be released on Feb.

Ivy Park’s unveiling back in February last year – 2020 went fast. In true Beyonce style, the singer/actor/entrepreneur said that it was the first time in life she'd been 'so still', but she was busy nonetheless, designing and shooting several Ivy Park x Adidas collections.

Beyoncé is teasing a new collection for her activewear line, Ivy Park. The superstar's brand has dropped campaign images and a teaser video for the upcoming launch, called Icy Park.In addition to Queen Bey, celebs such as Hailey Bieber and Gucci Mane star in the wintery, ski-themed campaign.

Beyoncé, Rihanna and Reese Witherspoon have created their own fashion lines that are heavily influenced by their personal style, and the best part is—these brands are more affordable than you think. Lauren Conrad is selling smart-looking blazers that are perfect for your budget.

Kelly Rowland isn’t letting a huge baby bump get in the way of her dance routines. The 39-year-old showed she can still move it like she did back in her Destiny’s Child days, despite being nearly nine months pregnant. Kelly showed off some new choreography she learned to go along with her new single “Hitman,” and shared the video to her Instagram page on Dec. 30, blowing fans’ minds.

Beyonce is getting ready to drop her second Ivy Park collab with Adidas later this month.

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Reese Witherspoon, Cardi B, Yara Shahidi, Zendaya and even Hailey Bieber have already tried it out — but now the rest of the world can get their hands on Beyoncé's first Ivy Park athletic-wear collection under Adidas.The superstar founded Ivy Park in 2016 but when she becamecreative design partner of Adidas in April 2019, she decided to relaunch her label under its umbrella.

Beyoncé has been steadily promoting the relaunch of her athleisure brand, Ivy Park, with sportswear giant Adidas this week, ahead of the official release on January 18.Actress Reese Witherspoon shared her surprise Ivy Park package from Beyoncé on her IGTV, and fans are loving the two’s blossoming friendship. Consider Reese Witherspoon a newly initiated member of the Beyhive.

Beyoncé continued to tease the official relaunch of her sportswear brand, Ivy Park, on Instagram this week. It’s the first official release from the brand since merging with sportswear giant Adidas.

Beyoncé's athleisure line Ivy Park, which is collaborating with Adidas, will feature gender-neutral clothing. She spoke about the new sartorial direction of the activewear line in a recent interview, saying that she hoped to break "the so-called fashion rules."Beyoncé is no stranger to taking risks.