While on her Renaissance World Tour Beyoncé honoured Juneteenth a United State holiday by wearing exclusive Black fashion designers.
Right after closing her British tour and took Amsterdam stage on Sunday evening, the Love On Top singer welcomed the City’s stage dressed in Black designers only.
Beyoncé took to her Instagram to share, “In honour of Juneteenth, everything I wore for Renaissance World Tour tonight was created exclusively by Black designers.” Bey posted a picture on her Instagram dressed in a red rhinestone dress to commemorate the day.
The black designers that she worked with include Feben, Maximilian Davis for Ferragamo, Olivier Rousteing for Balmain, Ibrahim Kamara for Off-White, LaQuan Smith and her own designs for Ivy Park.
The Cuff It singer has worked with the stylists KJ Moody, Shiona Turini, Karen Langley, and British Vogue’s Julia Sarr-Jamois to create a vast “tour-drobe” with a disco-inspired aesthetic, with new custom looks being introduced for different legs of the tour.
Beyoncé wore a custom glittering bodysuit in red, white and gold that was designed by London-based designer Feben, who is of Ethiopian heritage.
While in an interview with Vogue Business, the designer said, “In a way, when you’re a Black woman, you’re not treated fairly in most industries,” she continued, “It just takes a bit longer to have any room or space or be spoken to correctly. I think I’ll always have that no matter what room I walk into, whether it’s fashion or not.”
Bey was adorned in a fitted red beaded gown designed by Ferragamo. The shade echoes the flag of Trinidad and Tobago (a nod to his background), but is also an important colour in the heritage of Ferragamo.
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