Beyonce has proved just how 'Flawless' she is by striking her best model poses in a chic new photoshoot - in which she goes partially topless - but her talents don't stop there as the fierce diva has made hearts melt by writing a touching poem which has been dedicated to her daughter Blue Ivy.
As fans continue to reel in the wake of Queen Bey's epic performance at the MTV Video Music Awards last Sunday, the singer has amazed once again with photos emerging from her spread in French publication CR Fashion Book, which is favoured by Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, and she looks totally fabulous. The eclectic shoot, which was captured by Pierre Debusschere and given creative direction by Riccardo Tisci, features Beyonce draped in an array of creations from designers including Givenchy, Prada, Saint Laurent and Commes des Garcons to name a few. Wowza!
In one unique shot, the 32-year-old crouches down with her hands reaching towards the floor in between her legs clad in a black dress, fishnet tights and a bunny ear headband, while another sees the singer exposing her cleavage simply wearing a long beige coat, a pair of hotpants with her boobs half on display. Raunchy! While the photo shoot is attention-grabbing, a poem title "Bey The Light" is what shows a softer side to the superstar with quotes she gave in the interview about her daughter, given a remix by Forrest Gander.
Beyonce says about her and Jay Z's two-year-old Blue: "It's my daughter, she's my biggest muse. There's someone, we all find out soon, more important than ourselves to lose. Children I've met across the years – they uplift me like pieces of moon, and guide me, whispering in my ear. I'm turned to spirits, the emotions of others. And I feel her presence all the time though I never met my grandmother."
Beyonce wears a number of creations from designers like Givenchy and Prada (CR Fashion Book/Instagram)
The 'Drunk In Love' hitmaker then touches on her famous alter-ego Sasha Fierce and admits she channels the persona at times when she feels she needs a confidence boost. The poem continues: "I learned at a very young age, when I need to tap some extra strength, to put my persona, Sasha, on stage. Though we're different as blue and red, I'm not afraid to draw from her in performance, rifts, even in bed."
Referencing her little bundle of joy once again, Beyonce concludes: "Utopias, they don't much interest me. I always mess things up a bit. It's chaos, in part, that helps us see. But for my daughter I dream a day when no one roots for others to fail, when we all mean what we say."
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