Beyonce invites daughter Blue Ivy onstage to perform a duet of her track Brown Skin Girl at the opening of Atlantis The Royal in Dubai
Beyoncé invited a very special guest to the stage at her private concert in Dubai on Saturday.
The superstar’s daughter Blue Ivy, 11, sang her track “Brown Skin Girl” with her mother at a show celebrating the opening of new luxury hotel Atlantis The Royal, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
“Where are all my brown skinned girls? Give it up for my baby, my tan girl, Miss Blue Ivy Carter,” the 41-year-old singer told the crowd as her daughter joined her to belt out the song.
Duet: Blue Ivy sang her collaboration Brown Skin Girl with her mother Beyonce at a show celebrating the opening of the new luxury hotel Atlantis The Royal
“Lovely greetings to all girls with brown skin. If you love brown skinned women, help me sing,” Beyonce said.
The Halo singer looked stunning during the show, wearing a bright yellow corset dress with feathered angel wings.
The Dreamgirls star showed off her toned abs through a sheer panel and showed off her toned legs with the help of some waist-high slits in the dress. Her hair was styled in loose waves.
Stunning: The Halo singer, 41, looked stunning in a bright yellow corset dress with feathered angel wings. The Dreamgirls star showed off her toned abs through a sheer panel and showed off her toned legs with the help of some waist-high slits in the dress
Designer: The Grammy winner turned to Atelier Zuhra in Dubai to create the look, which the designer shared on Instagram and wrote: “Queen Beyoncé looks effortlessly elegant in #atelierzuhra gown as she arrives at the Royal Atlantis opening in DUBAI performed.”
Blue stood out in a ruby sequined suit with long sleeves and a tulip-like overskirt.
Blue, who collaborated on the track with her mother for The Lion King: The Gift, styled her hair in long braids and seemed balanced as she harmonized with her mother.
While Beyonce showed some skin, the singing icon and her backup dancers were dressed far more modestly than they might have been at a concert in the US or Europe. Dubai, a Muslim nation, does not have a dress code, but visitors and residents are asked to dress more modestly.
Ball Gown: Lebanese designer Nicolas Jebran created the princess-cut red gown with gold sequin detailing and embellished sleeves that the Say My Name singer donned later in the evening
Dancers: The Dance for You performer hired a Lebanese dance troupe to perform at the private concert at The Royal Atlantis Hotel
According to The National News, the Break My Soul artist hired a Lebanese dance group to perform with her.
She also approached Atelier Zuhra in Dubai to create the yellow dress. Sharing the look on Instagram, the designer wrote, “Queen Beyoncé looked effortlessly elegant in #atelierzuhra gown as she performed at the opening of Royal Atlantis in DUBAI.”
Lebanese designer Nicolas Jebran created the princess-cut red dress with gold sequin detailing and embellished sleeves, which the Say My Name singer donned later in the evening. The video, shared on Instagram Stories, was tagged “Beyoncé looks amazing in @nicolasjebranworld.”
A third look, a pink and gold sequin bodice with matching boots and gloves, was the work of Ukrainian designer Frolov.
Ukrainian designer: Ukrainian designer Frolov created a pink and gold sequin bodice with matching boots and gloves for the electrifying concert