Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter, the Queen Bey. A performer of many accolades—including 35 Grammy Awards—Beyoncé is the most historic pop figure of the 21st century.
From unparalleled riffs to legendary performances and visual presentations—and of course, irreplaceable beauty—Beyoncé's first name, alone, is a household name.
As a third of Destiny’s Child, the lead singer had a star quality impossible to ignore. At a Giorgio Armani party at the Guggenheim in 2000, she paired bedazzled blue bottoms with green eyeshadow and a sweet pink lip.
Then, when B’Day first released in 2006 on Bey’s 25th birthday, her beauty and style identity has evolved since brown roots, hoops, and beaded ensembles of the ‘00s.
In the 2010s, her Met Gala looks were the most anticipated of all. She’s spanned printed thigh-high boots and messy hairstyle as the gala’s chair in 2013; A mega-high ponytail and sheer crystal gown in 2015; and, a dramatic smoky eye with a skin-colored latex dress the following year, just before her 10-year Met hiatus.
In 2018, she brought back her long Bootylicious cornrows (as seen on MTV's "TRL" Tour in 2001) at the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards.
Then, by the 2020s, Beyoncé’s deliciously platinum blonde hair was established. In one of her latest beauty and style moments, she returned to the Met Gala in 2026 as the chair, wearing a skeleton of diamonds and a ridiculously long feathered train.
Now, on the 20-year anniversary of B’Day, she just remastered her iconic record with a new Deluxe version, honoring her legacy—and irreplaceable style.
In honor of Beyoncé's 45th B'Day, see how her beauty and style evolved over the years below.
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