The superstar’s wardrobe malfunction became evident when she took the stage to accept the Grammy Award for Best Country Album for her genre-bending country album.
Beyoncé’s attended the 2025 Grammy Awards in a stunning outfit that highlighted her signature curves. However, fans couldn’t help but notice an unexpected wardrobe malfunction that quickly became a hot topic online.
A fan comments on Beyonce’s wardrobe malfunction at the 67th Grammy Awards, from a post dated February 2, 2025 | Source: Tiktok/@itschauntee
The “16 Carriages” singer wore a striking Schiaparelli custom Haute Couture ensemble designed by Daniel Roseberry. She exuded elegance in the ecru-colored halter-neck dress, which was embroidered with a gold paisley bandana motif.
Beyoncé wins the award for Best Country Album at The 67th Annual Grammy Awards in Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California, on February 2, 2025 | Source: Getty Images
The gown featured an openwork drop at the front, delicately topped with a pearl, adding a regal touch to her look. She paired the dress with matching long gloves and a luxurious stole fully embroidered with feathers, further elevating her ensemble.
An upclose of Beyonce’s Schiaparelli custom Haute Couture, from a post dated February 3, 2025 | Source: Instagram/schiaparelli
Her blonde hair, parted in the middle, flowed sleek and straight down her back, complementing the sophistication of her outfit. She completed her look with custom-designed Lorraine Schwartz earrings, which featured natural pearls and cognac diamonds, accented by striking 50-carat pear-shaped drops.
Beyonce, from a post dated February 3, 2025 | Source: Instagram/schiaparelli
Beyonce’s glamorous look did not go unnoticed, but neither did a wardrobe malfunction. When Taylor Swift announced Beyoncé as the winner of the Grammy Award for Best Country Album for “Cowboy Carter,” the singer appeared visibly surprised before rising to her feet.
I’m screaming at Beyoncé’s reaction to winning the Grammy for Best Country Album. queen!!!!! pic.twitter.com/BArMrfQG4q
— Spencer Althouse (@SpencerAlthouse) February 3, 2025
