Beyoncé and Indian designer Gaurav Gupta come together for a New York Fashion Week surprise

"The singer-songwriter wore the Indian couturier's creations for her Renaissance tour, so this wasn't the first time she left audiences speechless. It was not anyone's lucky day to see Beyoncé walking down Bushwick Street (of all places!) at New York Fashion Week, but then again, when did Queen Bey ever follow the rules? As expected, she arrived in style, wearing only the most recent Gaurav Gupta creations from the Paris runway. The singer-songwriter has previously worn the Indian couturier's designs on her Renaissance tour, leaving fans in awe of his masterpieces. She undoubtedly has the capacity to elevate any look to high couture quality, and she looked amazing when she arrived at NYFW. Beyoncé turned heads at the Luar show, when she supported her nephew, Solange's kid, who was making his runway debut. She looked stunning in an ethereal grey embroidered blazer dress layered over a matching translucent bodysuit with thigh-high boots. She accessorised the ensemble with her go-to cowboy hat, a holographic Luar purse, and big sunglasses, matching the cowgirl theme to coincide with the release of her most recent hits. As it happens, this gorgeous item is from Gupta's most recent collection, ""Aarohanam,"" which was presented during Paris Couture Week in the spring of 2024. Beyoncé's wardrobe is no stranger to Gupta's inventions; the designer's work has been featured in a number of jaw-dropping situations. Beyoncé once looked stunning in a dazzling silver gown with a hood, displaying Gupta's renowned craftsmanship in all its splendour. It was an amazing moment. Under the Queen's glare, the outfit, which was adorned with more than 20,000 crystals, 40,000 sequins, and hand-sewn glass beads, really gleamed. Another legendary moment showed up in the form of a neon-colored, classic Gaurav Gupta hooded saree outfit. Beyoncé's form was accentuated by the garment's elegant curves and arches, which subtly embodied Gupta's future design."