Beyoncé Wore Cowgirl Glam to Her Oscars Gold Party While Mom Tina Knowles Glittered in Sequins: See the Looks

Beyoncé is truly committed to her cowgirl era.

Since she and husband JAY-Z hosted their annual Gold Party on Oscars weekend, fans, including us, have been eagerly waiting for the Grammy winner to drop photos of her look. And the moment has finally come. 

The “Cuff It” singer, 42, took to Instagram on Wednesday to deliver outfit shots of her, JAY-Z and her glamorous mom Tina Knowles' ensembles for the fête — here’s a breakdown.

Beyoncé opted for tailored suiting with a Givenchy structured blazer cinched with a pin and flared trousers with inches-high pumps underneath. She accessorized her white poplin shirt, also by Givenchy, with a black ribbon and jewelry by Lorraine Schwartz, including a 220-carat diamond bolo necklace and 50-carat earrings.

And, to keep up with her country glam streak, she wore black cowboy hat over her icy blonde waves — although it’s not her first rodeo in rocking the headwear (remember the $400 Stetson cowboy hat she brought to the Grammys?).

An added layer of bling came courtesy of her tooth gems, which sparkled against her glossy nude lip.

Tina, 70, was the epitome of Hollywood glamour in an off-the-shoulder black sequin dress with a thigh-high slit, gloved sleeve and a silver rosette at the center of the waistline. She also wore the look to the Vanity Fair Oscar Party because, with a dress that good, why go for second best?

Elsewhere in her Instagram carousel, Beyoncé also included a sweet photo of the “Empire State of Mind” rapper, 54, clad in a classic tux, planting a kiss on her cheek. 

Beyoncé's had her plate full of exciting projects, from her new country album, Cowboy Carter (out March 29), to her new beauty venture, Cécred, a haircare line inspired by and celebrating haircare rituals from around the globe and made for all hair textures and types.

Of course, Tina, a former hairstylist and Cécred's vice chairwoman, also served as her muse.

“So much of the fabric of who I am came from her salon,” Beyoncé told Essence in a February interview. “That’s my foundation—and I think as an artist, so much of my bold experimentation with hair comes from being inspired by art and sculptures; getting creative with braids; figuring out new techniques; and exploring ways to maintain hair growth with protective styles and wigs, while still feeling fabulous. It all stems from my experiences growing up in my mother’s salon."