Beyonce, 41, looked incredible in a lime green hooded gown and matching strappy heels during the Atlanta, GA stop of her Renaissance World Tour over the weekend. The singer took to Instagram to share several new photos and video of her flaunting the gorgeous fashion choice, which was sleeveless with a high slit, as she confidently posed with a serious expression on her face. She had her long hair down in waves and added flattering makeup, including green eyeshadow, that perfectly matched her outfit.
Although Beyonce didn’t caption the eye-catching post, her fans were quick to leave several comments that complimented her look. “Wardrobe department deserves an award! 👏🏾🔥,” one fan wrote, while another wrote, “BEY YOU ATE THIS ENTIRE LOOK! One of my favorites and you saved it for ATL.” A third thanked her for the “iconic” moment, and a fourth called her new dress “beautiful.” The talented star has been debuting various new looks throughout her tour, which began in May.
Before the “Halo” crooner wowed with her green dress, she made headlines when Usher recently revealed he was her “chaperone,” at one point when she was younger. The singer said he met her when she was just 11 or 12 years old and he was around 14, and he found himself in a room with her and other young members of the music group, The Dolls, which she was in at the time. He ended up looking after them.
“Fun fact, I knew Beyoncé when she was 12 years old, 11 years old,” he said in a recent interview on the UK radio show Capital Breakfast With Roman Kemp, via People. “She used to be in a group by the name of The Dolls. I don’t know if I could consider myself their babysitter, but I had a time where I had to watch The Dolls.”
“I was at Daryl Simmons’ house,” he continued, referring to the record producer and songwriter known for working with L.A. Reid and Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds, the co-founders of LaFace Records. “[Daryl] was working with [The Dolls] at the time, and I just happened to be over there and they were working on a session. I kind of found my way into being their like, I don’t know, chaperone, nanny, or something like that — the oldest person in the room.”