Beyoncé chooses a yellowstone ‘look for the Louis Vuitton parade

Beyoncé does not attend a fashion parade; Star. This has been demonstrated on the Louis Vuitton male catwalk for the spring of 2026, held in Paris, where he arrived with Jay-Z of the arm and his nephew Julez Smith as a entourage. But beyond the gesture of power-to make when everyone is already sitting, including legends such as BTS J-Hope, the rugbier Antoine Dupont or Bernard Arnault himself, president of LVMH-which truly stopped time was his styling: an impeccable cowboy ‘jumpit’ that seemed out of a scene of a scene of Yellowstonereinterpreted with the refinement that only the French capital can offer.

Knowles-Carter’s look was not accidental. Every detail dialogued with his current was “Cowboy Carter”, an aesthetic and sound stage where Beyoncé explores the roots of the American country and resignifies them from her feminine, African -American and global gaze.

On this occasion, Cowboy aesthetics did not appear as a disguise or as an ironic wink: it was an armor of power. The silhouette of the cowboy monkey, adjusted but fluid, combined with black patent leather sandals with platform and block blockgeometric, futuristic, like a cybernetic horse about to gallop through the fashion fields.

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The denim, historically linked to the work already linked to the utilitarian, finds in Beyoncé a perfect ambassador for its transition to high fashion. It is no longer a fabric for margins, but a symbol of freedom and empowerment. Knowles’s monkey was not decorated or intervened with excesses, as could be thought of a more literal version of Western. On the contrary: its structural cleaning, its impeccable preparation and the contrast to the minimum accessories (including ultra polished hairstyle) evidenced an absolute domain of contemporary fashion language: less is more, but only if that “less” is perfectly executed.

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Jay-Z, always next to Beyoncé, opted for a male and elegant interpretation of the same universe: leather, rigorous black, and that urban cowboy air that could well star in a luxury perfume campaign. The two together seemed out of a science fiction western directed by Nicolas Ghesquière and musicalized by Kendrick Lamar. If someone doubted that the ‘cowboy chic’ style could survive in Paris, Queen B has just demonstrated that not only survives: leads.

Pharrell and male fashion as a global show

But Beyoncé was not the only protagonist of the night. Louis Vuitton’s parade was, once again, a show in itself, both on the catwalk and outside it. Pharrell Williams, creative director of the male line since 2023, continues to challenge the limits of what “Meswear” means. In this installment, he showed a collection where Far West merges with minimalist futurism: Cowgirl hats reinterpreted in technical materials, shirts with laser -cut fringes, boots that seem sculpted in volcanic stone. Everything had a post -apocalyptic movie shot in Texas.

The color palette ranged between the beige and earth characteristic of the desert, and the metallic tones that suggest a SCI-FI narrative. The silhouettes were wide, fluid, with references to both classic workwear and aviation uniforms. Pharrell not only designs clothing, designs experiences: music, models casting, the rhythm of the parade and the aura of exclusivity join to propose a total vision of the Vuitton man of the future, who is not afraid to embrace his performative, poetic and provocative side.

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Beyoncé’s appearance in this context is not a simple act of Front Row: it is a declaration of principles. Fashion is not only exhibited on the catwalks; It is validated, reinterprets and immortalized in the elections of those who dominate popular culture. In this case, Beyoncé takes the reins – never better said – of the cowboy story and makes it his, transforms it into high fashion without losing an apex of authenticity.

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At a time where gender, race and class codes are constantly rewritten in the Language of Fashion, Beyoncé ‘Yellowstone’ looks is not an anecdote: it is a visual thesis. How rude can be elegant, how the American can dress with a French accent, How a woman can appropriate a male aesthetic without giving up her femininity.

And if someone doubts it, to look at the image: the flashes did not lie. The most powerful cowgirl in the world is called Beyoncé. And last night he won Paris without shooting a single shot. Only a good pair of heels was enough, a lot, Savoir Faire.

Beyoncé does not attend a fashion parade; Star. This has been demonstrated on the Louis Vuitton male catwalk for the spring of 2026, held in Paris, where he arrived with Jay-Z of the arm and his nephew Julez Smith as a entourage. But beyond the gesture of power-to make when everyone is already sitting, including legends such as BTS J-Hope, the rugbier Antoine Dupont or Bernard Arnault himself, president of LVMH-which truly stopped time was his styling: an impeccable cowboy ‘jumpit’ that seemed out of a scene of a scene of Yellowstonereinterpreted with the refinement that only the French capital can offer.