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Beyoncé is undoubtedly always on top when it comes to style. Be it on stage, at an awards ceremony or when she's busy coordinating with daughter Blue Ivy (talk about goals).
And our deeply (slightly obsessive) love for Beyoncé, first began in the late nineties when the singer fronted one of the world’s most powerful girl groups, Destiny’s Child.
After a hugely successful career with the girl band, Beyoncé focused upon her own musical debut as she released Dangerously In Love back in 2005.
The hype over her first solo album undeniably launched her career as she went on to release another five including this year’s highly-anticipated Lemonade. Having won 20 Grammies and claimed the title as the most nominated female singer in history, there is no denying her influential power.
And with over 19 years within the industry, Beyoncé has ventured outside of music too as she appeared in 2006's Golden Globe-nominated musical, Dreamgirls and launched her own fashion line, Ivy Park in collaboration with Topshop in April this year. And of course the singer became a mother to daughter Blue Ivy in 2012 and the pair quickly became the definition of mother/daughter goals.
And it's her sartorial genius that continues to inspire us.
From American flag inspired combats to white berets in her Destiny’s Child days to her rather epic on stage leotards, we chart Beyonce’s style evolution in the gallery below:
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1 of 13Beyoncé and Blue Ivy at 2016's MTV Movie Awards
The mother-daughter duo balanced each other out perfectly (big shoulders on Bey, big skirt on Blue) at 2016's MTV Movie Awards.
2 of 13Beyoncé wearing a plum-colour dress from Phillip Plein
Beyoncé wore a plum dress by Phillip Plein, finished with spike-heeled pumps from Christian Louboutin, at a concert in 2015.
3 of 13Destiny's Child wearing flag-inspired jeans
Destiny's Child donned some flag-inspired denim for a concert in 2005.
4 of 13Beyoncé at 2015's Grammy Awards
At 2015's Grammy Awards, the singer opted for classic mega-watt glamour courtesy of Proenza Schouler.
5 of 13Beyoncé at 2007's Golden Globes
Beyoncé looked like a gilded statuette - in a gown by Elie Saab - at 2007's Golden Globes.
6 of 13Beyoncé at 2015's Met Gala
Her 'naked' look at 2015's Met Gala, a bejewelled dress-slash-bodystocking from Givenchy, sealed the fate of the barely-there dress forever.
7 of 13Beyoncé at 2014's Met Gala
Givenchy provided another understated gown, this time at 2014's Met Gala.
8 of 13Beyoncé at 2009's Oscars
Beyoncé wore a fishtail-skirted black-and-gold gown, by Armani Privé, at the 81st Academy Awards.
9 of 13Beyoncé at 2016's Met Gala
As a follow-up to 2015's 'naked' dress, Bey wore a latex gown, another directional number by her favourite Givenchy, to 2016's Met Gala.
10 of 13Beyoncé at 2017's Grammy Awards
At 2017's Grammy Awards, Bey looked like a golden sun goddess (or perhaps just an angel) in glowing Peter Dundas.
11 of 13Beyoncé at 2017's Grammy Awards
She arrived at the press photocall wearing another smash-hit gown from Peter Dundas, accessorising with her twin awards.
12 of 13Beyoncé at 2018's Grammy Awards
Now, 2018's Grammy Awards look, a bespoke gown with a swooping hat by Nicolas Jebran, is Bey at her most iconic.
13 of 13Beyoncé at 2021's Grammy Awards
For this year's Grammys, Beyoncé chose designer of the moment Daniel Roseberry, Schiaparelli's creative director who is the man responsible for the 2021 stylings of Lady Gaga (on Inauguration Day), Emma Corrin (at the Critics Choice Awards) and Tracee Ellis Ross (at the NAACP Image Awards).