Beyonce was immortalized at Madame Tussauds Berlin with a new wax figure, which debuted on site on Friday and was also shown to fans on the museum’s Instagram and YouTube pages.
The Crazy In Love singer, 41, wore a black and white long-sleeved mini dress with matching boots, one of her many infamous ensembles from her 2018 On The Run II Tour with husband Jay-Z, 53.
The mother-of-three’s original outfit was from French luxury brand Balmain, part of the brand’s Resort ’19 collection.
Immortalized: Madame Tussauds Berlin unveiled its wax figure of Beyonce to fans on both Instagram and YouTube on Friday
Flawless Complexion: The artists who created her wax figure chose to leave her gorgeous light brown hair in a high ponytail
The artists who created the waxwork paid attention to every intricate detail, like the sparkling sequins and embroidered patterns on the mini dress, which mimicked her one-of-a-kind Balmain dress she wore on stage in Manchester.
Her gorgeous light brown hair was styled in a high ponytail, allowing the strands to fall effortlessly behind the replica.
The character accessorized with several gold mini earrings and a set of perfectly manicured nails painted white.
Beyoncé’s wax statue stood on a platform surrounded by gold-rimmed mirrors. The left hand has been placed on the hip to allow the replica to strike one of the singer’s favorite poses.
The eye-catching thigh-high boots featured a similar triangular check pattern to what the Grammy-winner wore during her tour.
Doppelganger! The Halo singer’s character wore a black and white long-sleeved mini dress with matching boots
Details: The figure has been accessorized with several gold mini earrings and a set of perfectly manicured nails painted white; seen performing with the Balmain ensemble in 2018
The 28-time Grammy winner also has wax figures at other Madame Tussauds worldwide including London, Hollywood, Delhi and New York.
Madame Tussauds was first opened in 1835 by Marie Tussaud, a sculptress from Strasbourg, France.
Since then, 21 Madame Tussauds museums have opened around the world and they have made figurines of A-listers such as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Zendaya, Tom Cruise, One Direction, Lil Nas X and the Kardashians.
The reveal comes shortly after Beyonce performed at the launch of Atlantis The Royal Grand Hotel in Dubai.
The Break My Soul hitmaker was reportedly paid $24 million for her performance and even invited her daughter Blue Ivy on stage to perform a duet of her track Brown Skin Girl.
Stunning performance: The reveal comes shortly after Beyonce’s performance at the opening of Atlantis The Royal Grand Hotel in Dubai
Stylish: They also accessorised her figure with several earrings and a set of perfectly manicured nails painted white
Wax Figures: Madame Tussauds has made figures of celebrities such as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Zendaya, Tom Cruise, One Direction, Lil Nas X and the Kardashians; Lil Nas X with his wax figure in 2022
She took the stage for this portion of the performance in a bright yellow corset dress with feathered angel wings.
Blue was stunning wearing a ruby red sequined suit with long sleeves and a tulip-like overskirt.
Beyonce introduced her daughter by saying, “Where are all my brown skinned girls? Give it up for my baby, my brown skinned girl, Miss Blue Ivy Carter.”
The star’s performance last Saturday was her first in four years and was cheered on by her husband Jay-Z, their three children Blue Ivy, Rumi and Sir, and mother and father Tina and Mathew Knowles, Variety reported.
She had a total of three outfit changes over the course of the hour-long concert, and other celebrities were in attendance to witness the monumental moment, including Kendall Jenner and Chloe and Halle Bailey, who she is mentoring.
Queen Bey: The superstar recently earned $24 million for an appearance at the opening of Atlantis The Royal Grand Hotel in Dubai
The duo: The beauty invited her daughter Blue Ivy on stage to perform a duet of their track Brown Skin Girl
The Halo singer is also facing criticism after accepting the lavish gig in Dubai – which took place on Saturday – amid the UAE’s anti-LGBTQ policies.
Her lavish performance in the area “casts a shadow over her support for lesbians and gay men,” according to Bev Jackson, co-founder of UK advocacy group LGB Alliance.
“Beyonce is a huge icon for a lot of gay people,” Bev Jackson told The Telegraph on Sunday. “The LGB Alliance is therefore deeply disappointed that Beyoncé has agreed to perform a lucrative concert in Dubai, where same-sex sexual activity is a criminal offense with a potential death penalty.”
Singer: Beyonce is currently facing criticism after accepting the lavish performance in Dubai – which took place on Saturday – amid the UAE’s anti-LGBTQ policies