Beyoncé Gives Renaissance Energy in Cowboy Hat and Studded Skirt Suit at 2024 Grammys

Beyoncé has brought her renaissance energy to the Grammys. 

The megastar — who skipped the carpet — appeared in the audience as Fantasia Barrino paid to eight-time Grammy winner Tina Turner, who died at age 83 in May.

As Barrino sashayed off the stage while singing "Proud Mary," she eventually made her way to Queen Bey, who shined in a custom Louis Vuitton skirt suit including a collarless Damier leather jacket with studs, matching skirt over Wolford’s Nude 8 tights, a white shirt, plus a black ribbon tie, a silver LV black belt, Cartier earrings and six (yes, six!) Cartier rings. Her frosted platinum hair was covered by a Stetson cowboy hat.

It was the latest design the star wore by Pharrell, who created a similar look, plus several others for her Renaissance World Tour.

The moment was extra-special as Bey is one of Turner's biggest fans. She penned a touching message about Turner following her death and sang renditions of Turner’s “River Deep - Mountain High” during a number of stops on her Renaissance World Tour. She also paid tribute to Turner at the 2005 Kennedy Center Honors.

She shared a table with husband Jay-Z, who received the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award, and daughter Blue Ivy.

The 32-time Grammy winner (and 88-time nominee!) has made countless appearances at the ceremony over the years. This year marks 10 years since she appeared at the ceremony for her unforgettable performance of “Drunk in Love.” 

Here’s a look back at the last decade of her memorable Grammys style.

2023

She was that girl who both racked up a ton of awards, including the trophy for best dance/electronic recording for her her seventh studio album, Renaissance, and looked like a queen while doing it. She arrived in an eye-catching Gucci dress featuring a gold bustier and silver skirt, then took in the show with husband Jay-Z wearing a Schiaparelli gown and matching gloves.

2021

After three years away, she returned to the event (where she picked up the award for best rap performance with Megan Thee Stallion) wearing a Schiaparelli Haute Couture mini dress, sheer tights, Jimmy Choo platform sandals, massive black-and-gold drop earrings and gloves.

2018

Beyoncé commanded attention from the front row (where she sat with husband Jay-Z and daughter Blue Ivy) in a black velvet Nicolas Jebran dress, Alain Mikli sunglasses, Jimmy Choo heels and dangling Lorraine Schwartz earrings. Her look was a tribute to the Black Panther Party, her makeup artist Sir John told PEOPLE.

2017

The then-pregnant star blinged out her bump in two Peter Dundas looks. First for her performance of "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles,” she wore a glittering, gold beaded design. Then to show off her trophies, Mrs. Carter rocked a red sequin gown with a square neckline.

2016

She presented record of the year in a bridal gown from designer Inbal Dror’s Fall 2016 collection. She accessorized the design, which featured a detachable collar, long sleeves and sheer panels, with statement diamond-shaped Lorraine Schwartz earrings. In a word: flawless.

2015

Queen Bey sparkled on the red carpet in this deep V-neck Proenza Schouler gown and diamonds and emeralds galore ($10 million worth of Lorraine Schwartz jewels, to be exact). Later that night she sang “Take My Hand, Precious Lord” in an angelic, glittering white gown with a sheer cape, then she switched into a black mini with a sparkly top and fringe hem.

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2014

Beyoncé hit the stage in this sexy black bodysuit then slipped into this Michael Costello gown which stylist Ty Hunter picked out for her a mere four days before the ceremony. (His vision for the look: ‘Shut s–t down’.) Costello told PEOPLE the translucent fishnet mesh was topped with hand-sewn glass sequins and had lace sewn “sporadically” to make every floral appliqué look different.

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