On Saturday, Beyoncé shared yet more incredible looks from her Renaissance Tour with pics taken from her concert in Minneapolis at Huntington Bank Stadium. The first was a stunning metallic pink ensemble composed of a one piece with a corset-inspired bodice and short-shorts under a cropped jacket with wide lapels. The jacket transformed into a glorious cape behind her, swaying as she moved to the music.
On her feet were a pair of thick-soled heels in pink over knee-high glittering pink socks. She also accessorized with pink sunglasses, and left her long straight honey-blonde hair down, picking up the pink reflection from her outfit.
The second look was custom Alexander McQueen, a full bodysuit made of see-through material patterned with black polka dots. Along one side, a metallic horse rode up her thigh, kicking its legs across her bodice. The horse was composed of thousands of silver sequins, and stretched over one arm and around her back to her posterior.
She wore it with a pair of black heels with open toes and a thin ankle strap and accessorized with a pair of sparkling earrings.
On Sunday, she shared some images from Chicago’s stop, including this dramatic look with a black minidress and off the shoulder cape that hung around her body in waves. It was covered in sculptural feather details that caught the light as she performed.
The Renaissance Tour began in May of this year in Stockholm, Sweden, and she finished her European tour before starting the rounds in the United States. While there is a pretty extensive list of stops in North America, the concert in Pittsburgh was canceled soon after tickets went on sale.
The venue, Acrisure Stadium, revealed the news Twitter, writing, “Due to production logistics and scheduling issues, unfortunately the August 3rd Pittsburgh stop of the RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR will not be taking place.”
Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and more. Her first book, The Lonely Hunter, will be released by Dial Press in February 2022.
