Beyoncé continued to bestow her generosity on Instagram, sharing three more outfit of the day posts on the platform. Bey posed in a long black Alessandra Rich dress with a thigh-high slit. She accessorized with a belt, small sunglasses, a choker, and dangle earrings. In true Beyoncé style, she included no caption on any of her three grid posts.
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Beyoncé doesn’t often give interviews and has generally kept a low profile beyond her regular outfit of the day Instagrams this spring. But the singer spoke to ELLE for its January 2020 issues about what she does with all her clothes after she wears them.
“I think it’s important to have great basics that you can wear again and again,” she started. “Versatility is a big part of the IVY PARK line [Beyoncé’s line with adidas] and what inspires me. You can create your own style by experimenting and taking chances and continually reinventing your look with all of these pieces. I also donate my personal clothes to great charities that support women getting back on their feet. And I save my special pieces for my daughters [Blue and Rumi]! ‘I give my daughter my custom dresses, so she gon’ be litty. Vintage pieces by the time she hit the city, yeah-ah!!’”
She also opened up about how she hasn’t lost herself after over two decades in the music industry. “The predictable rock star DNA is a myth,” she started. “I believe you don’t have to accept dysfunction to be successful. This is not to say that I have not struggled. I have the same pain that life brings to everyone else. I try to shift the stigma that says with fame there has to be drama. It is how you relate to your hardships and use that to evolve. And I try to keep real ones around me.”
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