She’s come under fire for her decision to release a country album after making a name for herself as an R&B superstar.
Yet Beyonce ignored her critics with her latest shoot for W Magazine as she hammed up her Texan roots by dressing as a cowgirl.
The If I Were a Boy singer, 42, looked incredible in the spread as she modelled a pair of suede chaps that flashed her toned thighs.
She concealed her face with a brown bandanna and cowboy hat, with her waves of long blonde extensions peeking out behind her.
The mother-of-three posed up a storm while swinging a lasso.
Beyonce continued to lean into her Texan roots with her latest shoot for W Magazine as she modelled suede chaps and a cowboy hat while swinging a lasso
In another striking snap, Beyoncé flashed her incredible figure in a lace dress layered over a black bodice and paired with an embellished cowboy hat.
In another striking snap, Beyoncé flashed her incredible figure in a lace dress layered over a black bodice and paired with an embellished cowboy hat.
She also modelled a leather poncho over a ruffled playsuit as she embraced Western fashion for the photoshoot.
The striking snaps come after Lily Allen became the latest star to criticise Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album, calling it ‘calculated’.
The London native, 38, made the remarks on her BBC Sounds podcast Miss Me? Thursday with co-host Miquita Oliver, 39, as they discussed the American superstar’s foray into a new genre.
The Air Balloon vocalist said that she felt Beyoncé’s transition into country music struck her as ‘calculated,’ stemming back to her husband Jay-Z’s speech at the Grammys criticizing organisers for never awarding her with the honors for Best Album.
‘I think it’s been quite calculated,’ the Fear vocalist said. ‘I feel like when Jay-Z got up at the Grammys, that was part of this campaign.
‘It was before the album had come out or even been announced and she was wearing the blonde wig and a cowboy hat.’
Lily added that the actions were taken in an ultimately-successful effort to ‘challenge the institution,’ noting that Beyoncé ‘is the most played woman on country music.’
She also modelled a leather poncho over a ruffled playsuit as she embraced Western fashion for the photoshoot
She showcased her curves in an all-white look, layering a caped top over a fringe hemmed maxi skirt and of course donning a cowboy hat to match
Beyonce has come under fire for her decision to release a country album after making a name for herself as an R&B superstar
Source:https://www.dailymail.co.uk