Beyoncé has imbued the Grammys with her renaissance-inspired vitality. 

The superstar, who did not walk the red carpet, was present in the audience as Fantasia Barrino paid tribute to the 83-year-old late Tina Turner.

While Barrino gracefully exited the stage while performing “Proud Mary,” she eventually encountered Queen Bey, who glowed in a custom Louis Vuitton skirt suit comprised of the following: a matching skirt, a collarless Damier leather jacket adorned with studs, a white shirt adorned with a black ribbon tie, a silver LV black belt, Cartier earrings, and six (yes, six!) Cartier rings. Her platinum gilded hair was obscured by a cowboy bonnet.

It was the most recent creation Pharrell, who designed a number of similar garments for the celebrity during her Renaissance World Tour.

Being that Bey is one of Turner’s most ardent supporters, the occasion was even more memorable. In the wake of Turner’s passing, she composed a heartfelt eulogy and performed renditions of “River Deep-Mountain High” at several locations along her Renaissance World Tour. In addition, she honored Turner during the 2005 Kennedy Center Honors.

Daughter Blue Ivy and spouse Jay-Z, who was honored with the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award, occupied a table with her.Over the years, the 88-time Grammy nominee and 32-time Grammy recipient has graced the ceremony with innumerable appearances. Ten years have passed since she was invited to the ceremony to perform the legendary “Ԁrunk in Love.” Her Grammys approach over the past decade is reflected in the following ten years.