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Can she do anything original? lol just kidding I know Prince didn't invent assless chaps but this is the first thing my mind thought when I saw the new pics.

YUCK

GROSS

I'm a 58 year old straight woman and I can admit that she has a fine ass!

Not the most classy pic IMO, but nice booty!

Prince wasn't the first to show his ass. OH, and plot twist: it wasn't even his ass, it was skin colored fabric, per the woman who made it.

Second, gay men, and probably some women, have been chaps with little to nothing on under them, or even jockstraps in public, for decades.

So by that, even Prince wasn't that original. There were just more cameras on him.

And Beyonce's pic isn't copying Prince in the slightest. Y'all really stretchin' sometimes. Pretty amazing no one's pulling out every white guy's pic to say that, but a Black woman does it and everyone's up in their feelings.

TrivialPursuit said:

Reminds me more of Wez than Prince.

The broader theme of the collection is apparently a nod to her Texas roots, Rodeo Beyonce!

Cinny said:

Cinny said:

The broader theme of the collection is apparently a nod to her Texas roots, Rodeo Beyonce!

Correctamundo.

StrangeButTrue said:

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Can she do anything original? lol just kidding I know Prince didn't invent assless chaps but this is the first thing my mind thought when I saw the new pics.

Nice!

jfenster said:

Roth was first I've seen wear that

And DLR had some really gay wardrobe choices, like chaps and a thong, a onesie/one-piece, etc. He was really doing some glam rock shit before people like Poison or Pretty Boy Floyd came along.

Cinny said:

onlyforaminute said:

Cinny said:

The broader theme of the collection is apparently a nod to her Texas roots, Rodeo Beyonce!

Why do I keep thinking this woman is a New Orleans native? Tells you how much I stay tuned. I was thinking cowboy themes were about to make a comeback.

"My daddy Alabama/
Mama Louisiana/
You mix that Negro with that Creole/
make a Texas bama."
-Formation, 2016

MotownSubdivision said:

I approve wholeassedly.

Suppose it makes shitting easier. Bit lazy though.

Cinny said:

The broader theme of the collection is apparently a nod to her Texas roots, Rodeo Beyonce!

Right, just being a GIrLPower Cowgirl

Beyoncé is paying homage to her Houston roots — and getting cheeky doing so!

For her fourth adidas x Ivy Park drop, the iconic Texas native, 39, modeled the American Rodeo-inspired styles in the new ad campaign, which features the singer wearing brown and pink cow-print designs, a cobalt blue cowboy hat and denim chaps — which she wore with a matching denim thong.

TrivialPursuit said:

Prince wasn't the first to show his ass. OH, and plot twist: it wasn't even his ass, it was skin colored fabric, per the woman who made it.

Second, gay men, and probably some women, have been chaps with little to nothing on under them, or even jockstraps in public, for decades.

So by that, even Prince wasn't that original. There were just more cameras on him.

And Beyonce's pic isn't copying Prince in the slightest. Y'all really stretchin' sometimes. Pretty amazing no one's pulling out every white guy's pic to say that, but a Black woman does it and everyone's up in their feelings.

you should have waited and not brought race into it lol

But this Creole-Bama woman, I guess she is modelling a clothing brand, but she really seems to be trying too hard

idk, with the brand being named after her daughter it's kinda but this photo is uh kinda right

Beyoncé Flashes Her Butt Modeling Denim Chaps in New Ivy Park Rodeo-Inspired Campaign

this is elegant

OldFriends4Sale said:

this is elegant

Yes it is!!

OldFriends4Sale said:

you should have waited and not brought race into it lol

But this Creole-Bama woman, I guess she is modelling a clothing brand, but she really seems to be trying too hard

idk, with the brand being named after her daughter it's kinda

Ivy Park has been a brand for years before Blue Ivy showed up.

The race issue is probably over some folks' head here. But I stand by what I said.

TrivialPursuit said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

you should have waited and not brought race into it lol

But this Creole-Bama woman, I guess she is modelling a clothing brand, but she really seems to be trying too hard

idk, with the brand being named after her daughter it's kinda

Ivy Park has been a brand for years before Blue Ivy showed up.

The race issue is probably over some folks' head here. But I stand by what I said.

Blue Ivy Carter (born January 7, 2012)

Ivy Park is an athleisure clothing line owned, managed and operated by American singer Beyoncé through her management company Parkwood Entertainment, introduced in 2016.

Founded: March 31, 2016

Founders: Beyoncé, Philip Green

That same day, Beyoncé also released a promotional video, titled "Where is your park" that gives viewers a glimpse of her workout routine, samples of the clothing line and a narration explaining the origin and significance of the brand and its name: Ivy, representing her daughter Blue Ivy Carter, and Park, representing ...

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OldFriends4Sale said:

TrivialPursuit said:

Ivy Park has been a brand for years before Blue Ivy showed up.

The race issue is probably over some folks' head here. But I stand by what I said.

Blue Ivy Carter (born January 7, 2012)

Ivy Park is an athleisure clothing line owned, managed and operated by American singer Beyoncé through her management company Parkwood Entertainment, introduced in 2016.

Founded: March 31, 2016

Founders: Beyoncé, Philip Green

That same day, Beyoncé also released a promotional video, titled "Where is your park" that gives viewers a glimpse of her workout routine, samples of the clothing line and a narration explaining the origin and significance of the brand and its name: Ivy, representing her daughter Blue Ivy Carter, and Park, representing ...

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.

Oh well.

shrug

OldFriends4Sale said:

this is elegant

Gorgeous.

Beyonce looks super young in all these.

OldFriends4Sale said: