Beyonce channeled her inner Audrey Hepburn as she joined Jay-Z as the new faces of luxury jewelry company Tiffany & Co’s About Love campaign.
The singer, 39, emulated Audrey’s famous Holly Golightly character in the Sixties romcom Breakfast at Tiffany’s as she slipped into a little black dress while posing alongside her husband.
In the shoot Beyonce also modelled the famed 128.54 carat Tiffany Diamond, making her the fourth female to ever wear the gem, and marking the first time it has been featured in a campaign. 
Beyonce does Breakfast At Tiffany’s! The singer emulated Audrey Hepburn’s look from the 1961 classic film as she with husband Jay-Z for a new Tiffany & Co. campaign
Beyonce wowed in a figure hugging black gown with cheeky sheer panels and a pair of mesh elbow gloves.
The Ivy Park founder wore her hair styled in an elegant updo with soft tendrils around her face and she stared into the camera stoically with her hands at her hips.
Her husband Jay-Z looked dapper in a suit as he gazed at his wife of 13 years.
Of the campaign the couple told PEOPLE: ‘Love is the diamond that the jewelry and art decorate.’
Wow! In the images she wears the famed 128.54 carat Tiffany Diamond making it the first time the gemstone has been featured in a campaign
Breakfast at Beyonce’s! The singer put a modern spin on Audrey’s iconic look in the Sixties romcom Breakfast at Tiffany’s where she played socialite Holly Golightly (left)
Intimate: As part of the company’s promotional push for the yearlong campaign they are also set to release a short film of Beyonce singing her rendition of Moon River from the film to her husband
Perhaps most striking part of the shoot was the famed 128.54 carat Tiffany Diamond Beyonce wore around her neck and later switched to her back as she cuddled up to Jay-Z.
The massive yellow diamond was originally unearthed in South Africa in 1877 and had previously only been worn by four women: Mary Whitehouse, Audrey Hepburn and Lady Gaga.
The Tiffany Diamond: The massive gemstone was first unearthed in South Africa in 1877 and was first reset in necklace form to mark Tiffany’s 175th anniversary celebration in 2012
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