All The Incredible Outfits From Beyoncé’s Black Is King Visual Album

Published: August 1, 2020 Last Updated 7 months ago by FPN SEO

 

Beyoncé’s video albums are always a reliable OTT fashion spectacle. Remember the impressive wardrobe in her sixth studio album, Lemonade in 2016, and now comes the Black Is King visual album — just another bombshell from the singer. But of course, what else did we expect from Queen Bey? 

While Lemonade was a reflection on her marriage as well as a tribute to black women, the Black Is King album takes a deep dive into African culture and its traditions, highlighting the immeasurable greatness of the people. Since yesterday when the highly anticipated visual album was released, Queen Bey has not only sent the Internet into a meltdown over the stunning cinematography that cut across different locations (such as Ghana, South Africa, Belgium, London, New York, and Los Angeles) but the poetry and her massive fashion statements. 

Bey worked with a long list of designers to make the album a reality and if you have some burning questions regarding what and who she wore, keep clicking through the gallery for the notable looks.

Wearing a custom white gown by Wendy Nichol.

Wearing a pleated ensemble by Balmain.

In a Valentino leopard-print catsuit.

 

Queen Bey twinned with her cow in a Burberry cow-print dress.

Here, she wore a custom ensemble by Burberry.

 

Wearing a Timothy White tiered chiffon dress.

 

For this look, Beyonce favored a designer from Greece, Vrettos Vrettakos, wearing this custom crystal dress and boots.

 

Bey and her crew members in a shimmering number by D.Bleu.Dazzled.

 

 In a sparkling bodysuit and accouterments by D.Bleu.Dazzled.

Wearing a fringe crystal dress by Area.

 

Wearing a frilly dress by a Greek fashion designer Mary Katrantzou.

Wearing a floral-printed tiered gown by Erdem.

Wearing a Molly Goddard pink chiffon gown with matching headwrap and lips.

Wearing this jersey dress and leggings by Mugler.

Beyonce went fully on metallics wearing a crystal net dress by Alessandra Rich and the matching crystal turban by Laurel DeWitt.

 

Wearing billowing sleeves dress and crochet skirt by Alon Livné while also topping it out in a custom headpiece by Laurel DeWitt.

 

Wearing a white crochet ensemble by Déviant La Vie.

Wearing a rich blue gown by Alejandro and a super wide-brim hat by Marta Jakubowski x Jo Miller.

Queen favored an Ivorian designer, Loza Maléombho, wearing the label’s monochrome ensemble with over-the-top Bantu knots.

She wears a Michaela Stark denim top and super long braids.

Wearing an out of this world beaded, silk trench-and-jumper hybrid by 5:31 Jérôme.

 

The Beyhive queen wears a floral bodysuit by Levenity.

Wearing a printed duster by Confetti.

 

Wearing a feathered black bustier by Ashi Studio.

 Wearing a crystal fringe ensemble by Lace by Tanaya.