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There’s no denying a decent style rendering when you see it. Whether a classic look or a contemporary take, one can easily detect a fashion offering that surpasses the standard mark. Last week, celebs plied this route with a slew of edgy and bold ensembles, balancing out subtle, solid-hued coordinates.
The Looks
As the Renaissance tour continues, Beyoncé wore a popping green mono-sleeve number by Gaurav Gupta for a show last week. The high-slit saree gown was the perfect look for her Atlanta tour opening look. With its appealing drapes, cutouts, and regal scarf, the offering evoked a certain air of grandeur only the singer can command. If you’ve been searching for perfection, stop and savor this getup.
For Essence Magazine’s Black Excellence Brunch, Kelly Rowland bodied a Georges Hobeika dress and set the TLs ablaze. While the star was on a serial slay last week, this number stood out thanks to its intricate cuts, interesting design, and most of all, how it graced her frame. From its silk and sheer combination to its luxe embellishments, it was impossible to miss Rowland in this offering.
For Dwyane Wade‘s induction, Gabrielle Union-Wade stepped out in an all-black number featuring a corset top half and a balloon mid-length skirt that was both simple and stunning. The star knows how to play up her features and this dress is another step in that direction. Indeed, it was a pleasing sight for sore eyes.
Check out the best-dressed celebs pulling their weight last week…
Beyoncé
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Kelly Rowland
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Thuso Mbedu
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Gabrielle Union-Wade
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Tia Mowry
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Victoria Monet
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Yara Shahidi
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Meagan Good
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Taylor Russell
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Bonang Matheba
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