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6 years ago

Vitamin C, Beyoncé, and Pink on the cover of Teen People, December 2000

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6 years ago

House of Deréon ad. Scanned from W Magazine, October 2009 | House of Deréon was launched by Beyoncé and Tina Knowles in 2005 and named the company after Beyoncé’s grandmother, Agnèz Deréon who worked as a dressmaker. In 2012, the brand unofficially disbanded

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6 years ago

“Beyoncé’s Baby Love”. Beyoncé photographed by Terry Richardson for Harper’s Bazaar, November 2011 | “I put a lot of thought into how I wanted to unveil it. It was important to me that I was able to do it myself.“

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6 years ago

Beyoncé and Ms. Tina front row at the Baby Phat show during NYFW. Photographed by Andrè Leon Talley in 2004

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6 years ago

Beyoncé photographed by André Leon Talley at the 2004 CFDA Awards in a yellow charmeuse bias-cut gown designed by Ms. Tina Knowles.

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6 years ago

Beyoncé wearing a Salvatore Ferragamo beaded fringe jacket and Norma Kamali swimsuit on the subscriber edition cover of Harper’s Bazaar, November 2011. Photographed by Terry Richardson | Fashion Editor: Andrew Richardson | Hair: Kim Kimble | MUA: Francesca Tolot

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6 years ago

Beyoncé photographed by Michael Thompson (2004) | Hair by Serge Normant

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5 years ago

Beyoncé in Givenchy at the “Schiaparelli & Prada: Impossible Conversations” Met Gala (2012)

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6 years ago

“Beyoncé’s Baby Love”. Beyoncé photographed by Terry Richardson for Harper’s Bazaar, November 2011 | “I didn’t want a crazy picture or gossip story to break the news so I decided to say nothing and proudly show my baby bump.”

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5 years ago

“Catch the Fever”. Ad for Beyoncé’s first fragrance, Heat (2010)

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5 years ago

Beyoncé photographed by Judson Baker for Black Men Magazine, April/May 2004

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5 years ago

Beyoncé on the cover of Black Men Magazine with foldout, April/May 2004. Photographed by Judson Baker

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5 years ago

Beyoncé for Féria by L’Oréal Paris (2011) | Bey is wearing #73, Dark Golden Blonde

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5 years ago

“The Metamorphosis”. Beyoncé photographed by Kayt Jones for Vibe, October 2002 | While filming Goldmember, Beyonce decided to stop relaxing her hair and embrace the 70s aesthetic that influenced the sound of her debut album but her new look was met with criticism

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5 years ago

“I want to pet a whale but it has to be a big, huge whale. Though I don't think you can ever do that because with those whales, the boat can float into their mouths. So you can't get that close to them.” —Beyoncé on what she hadn't had a chance to do yet for Stuff, April 2001

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6 years ago

“Beyoncé is a force. She radiates positive energy. That is what true stars do. You feel it when you are around her, you feel it when you see her perform, you feel it when she looks you in the eye & smiles.” -Tom Ford, who casted Bey to walk in his S/S 2011 surprise comeback show

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4 years ago

Katherine, Janet, Michael, and Randy Jackson with Bill Bray, a retired police officer hired as security chief for the Jackson 5. Photographed by Bruce W. Talamon at the Motown company basketball game (Los Angeles, 1974)