After her stunning appearance at the opening of the Oscars last Sunday, Beyoncé made a post in which she wears an all-silk dress, hand-embroidered with silver details and a very special neckline.
The photo was taken at one of the Oscar parties, specifically at the legendary Gold Party organised with her husband Jay-Z at Chateau Marmont.
Beyoncé appeared with a highly revealing creation by Greek fashion designer Celia Kritharioti.
The dress, which covers only the necessary parts of the body, is not the first outfit that the singer likes from the Greek fashion designer.
Combined with transparent high heels, intense make-up and long hair combed in curls, the pop-star was photographed on a white and red background, while in one of the photos she uploaded we see her hugging her husband Jay-Z.
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On Sunday, the singer opened the night of the 2022 Oscars from a tennis court in Compton, where Venus and Serena Williams trained as children.
Surrounded by musicians and dancers, the star performed her song, “Be Alive” from the movie “King Richard”, which focuses on the father of the Williams brothers. This is her first song to be nominated for an Oscar.
Beyoncé appeared on stage in a David Koma neon yellow creation that went viral because – as most commented on Instagram – it resembled a high art tennis ball.
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Elsewhere, two days on from Will Smith slapping presenter Chris Rock at the 94th Academy Awards, following a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, and Hollywood appears united in feeling Smith deserves substantial reprimand for his actions.
One of the three hosts for this year’s ceremony, Amy Schumer, has said she is still “triggered and traumatised” by the incident, and “waiting for this sickening feeling to go away from what we all witnessed”.
Rock is yet to publicly respond to the incident, but is not pressing charges.
Ticket sales for his forthcoming tour have spiked in the wake of Sunday night, with one marketplace site saying it sold more tickets to Rock’s tour in the night following the Oscars than it did in the entire month preceding.
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