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From the stage to the library.
Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy, 11, made a perfect pair in bright dresses while supporting Jay-Z’s “Book of HOV” exhibit at the Brooklyn Public Library last night.
Beyoncé donned a plunging sheer orange floral lace blouse ($950) with a matching retro sequin lace pencil skirt ($1,200) from buzzy designer of the moment LaQuan Smith, who’s fashioned his signature sexy looks for Rihanna, Megan Fox, Hailey Bieber and Kim Kardashian.
LaQuan also created the glittering shattered glass catsuit Queen B wears on her international “Renaissance” tour.
The “Formation” singer, 41, paired her coral set with a metallic Jimmy Choo Bon Bon bucket bag ($1,195) for the night out in Brooklyn.
Blue, who’s already following in her mother’s footsteps as a fashionista and Grammy winner, rocked an off-the-shoulder royal blue dress with a delicate gold necklace.
Much like her famed father, the dancer’s fabulous ‘fit included a pair of movie star-worthy shades, although the tween’s had a definite Y2K influence.
The “Crazy In Love” hitmaker took time off of performing to support her hubby at the Brooklyn event in honor of his exhibition opening.
The exhibit highlights Jay’s decades-spanning career, from growing up in Marcy Projects to becoming a musician and entrepreneur and includes archival objects from his life, including never-before-seen photos and his stage outfits.
Bey and Blue also recently got all dressed up earlier this month to attend Jay-Z’s mom Gloria Carter’s wedding in New York City.
Blue attended the star-studded event in a green silk Reformation gown, while her mom opted for a feminine Dolce & Gabbana pale pink corset and matching skirt.
Blue, who’s been joining her mom onstage during her tour, has been turning heads on the red carpet and off for her whole life.
Over the years, Blue has attended red carpets in designer duds and appeared in multiple campaigns for her mom’s Ivy Park athleisure brand.
These days, the trendy tween is stepping up her style and becoming a fashion icon in her own right.
