Beyoncé And Blue Ivy Looked Fabulous At Her Creative Director’s Wedding
As Beyoncé’s creative director, Todd Tourso helps make all of the Bey magic happen. So, when he got married back in August to bride Christina Tang, Beyoncé was on hand with daughter Blue Ivy to make sure the nuptials were even more magical. Though, the wedding went down weeks ago in Aspen, Beyoncé has finally shared her personal snaps from the day on her website, and of course they prominently feature her date for the evening, eldest daughter Blue Ivy who looked adorable in a teal dress.
Of course, there’s all sorts of details to marvel over, like this close-up of Beyoncé’s newest ink. When she and Jay-Z got married, they both had the Roman number “IV tattooed onto their fingers in lieu of a traditional wedding band. As finger tattoos tend to fade and blur over time, Beyoncé recently had hers touched-up into this symbol, which many speculate is a capital “J” when viewed sideways. The tattoo of the three dots is new, too; many fans think they represent her three children, Blue, Sir and Rumi, but Beyoncé has neither confirmed nor denied this, as she only speaks through gorgeous, cryptic images like:
Blue Ivy looking adorable in a teal dress:
Some mother-daugther dance time:
Surrounded by bottled water, everyone is doing the dance move from the “Single Ladies” video, and it’s great, but we need more information:
Mother-daughter fun times in a photo booth:
Gorgeousness:
Bey with the bride and groom.
Does Beyoncé have a phone stuck to her thigh? Resting against her thigh? Strapped to her thigh? There’s a phone on her thigh:
Why is she the coolest person on the planet, and can she please teach the rest of us?
And here’s the actual big moment from Tourso and Tang’s ceremony:
Tourso has been a part of team Beyoncé since 2013, and last year he told us about how he helps turn the singer’s many inspirations into a final product.
“Once artists reach a certain level of fame, they simply can’t interact with all of these different people to make their brands cohesive,” Tourso told us. “You need one person with a visual vocabulary to be the sole liaison. You have to take the artist’s ephemeral ideas and try to make them reality and also make them visually forward-thinking.”
“For years, when I’d bring her inspiration boards for shoots, her comment was ‘Why are there only skinny white girls?’ ” he added. “We don’t want her daughter’s generation to grow up feeling that way.”
Beyoncé returned the compliments, saying Tourso was “one of the most fearless human beings I’ve worked with. He understands seemingly unachievable ideas and always finds a way to advance them.”
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Beyoncé’s Most Iconic Beauty Moments of All Time
As a member of Destiny’s Child in 1999, Beyoncé embraced a more natural look hair-wise — which made her purple eye shadow and shimmery lipgloss stand out all the more. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
At the 2000 9th Annual MTV Movie Awards, Beyoncé wore her highlighted loose waves with a glossy, mauve lip. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyoncé 2001 MTV Movie Awards wears her highlighted blonde locks in tousled waves with a floral hairpiece and a golden smoky eye. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
A look we wish she’d revive — Beyoncé appeared on TRL again in 2002 to promote Austin Powers in Goldmember, showing off the same hair style sported by her character Foxxy Cleopatra. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyoncé was glowing at the The Fighting Temptations film premiere in Hollywood in 2003 wearing a sleek, braided up do with a silver smoky eye. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Wearing a low, tousled pony with blunt bangs and a gunmetal smoky eye, Beyoncé attends the 2003 MTV Europe Music Awards. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Loose curls defined the look for all three ladies of Destiny’s Child for their NFL performance before the Patriots vs. Colts game in Foxborough, Massachusetts in 2004. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Though she wasn’t up for any awards in 2005, Beyoncé arrived at the 47th annual Grammy Awards looking like a winner, with a slick updo and a fresh glow. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyoncé shows off full, loose curls (much like her Foxxy Cleopatra look, minus the curly bangs) for a BET Awards performance alongside Jay-Z in 2006. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
A winner all around in 2007: A more understated look allows the best accessory, a new Grammy to add to the collection, to speak for itself. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
At the premiere of Cadillac Records in 2008, Beyoncé embraced a classy singer-actress look with another slick up do, this time with a loose pony behind it. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyoncé rocked brunette curls at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards with a subtle grey smoky eye and and glossy nude lip. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Flat, ultra-highlighted hair pairs with a more exaggerated winged liner than Beyoncé’s usual look, here at the 52nd annual Grammy Awards in 2010. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyoncé bleached her hair even further for the Grammys the following year, in 2011. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyoncé went back to bangs in 2012. She paired the look with matte pink lip. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyoncé showed off her super short pixie cut in 2013. Photo courtesy of Instagram.
Every year brings another Grammy Awards, and with it, another stellar look from Beyoncé. She rocks yet another variation on the formal ponytail for the event in 2013. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beachy, tousled waves paired with a taupe smoky eye was Beyoncé’s stunning look at the Costume Institute Gala for the “PUNK: Chaos to Couture” in 2013. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
The singer went short again with faded ombre ends and a vivid makeup look for the Grammys in 2014. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyonce’s sultry evening look turned heads at the 2014 Costume Institute Gala as she paired her sleek up do with a maroon lip and an embellished veil. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyonce’s sheer Givenchy gown might have been what attracted all the attention at the 2015 Met Gala, but her hair and makeup are equally worthy of attention. A towering, teetering ponytail amps it up, while her makeup stays neutral. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
At the 2016 Super Bowl Halftime Show, Beyonce and her dancers stepped out in Black Panther-esque black catsuits — but her gorgeous ombre curls are equally commanding. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Proving once more that less is more, Beyoncé made a surprise appearance at 2016 58th Grammy Awards wearing a sleek, side-parted low bun with a taupe smoky eye. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Stunning in an adventurous latex Givenchy dress at the 2016 Costume Institute Gala, Beyoncé wore her long blonde locks sleek straight with an exaggerated jade green smoky cat eye. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
The 22-time Grammy winning singer celebrates her latest additions for Best Music Video and Best Urban Contemporary Album wearing a copper smoky eye and matte nude lip. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyonce during the 60th Annual GRAMMY Awards at Madison Square Garden on January 28, 2018 in New York City. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyonce Knowles performs onstage during the 2018 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Field on April 21, 2018 in Indio, California. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Beyonce attends the Premiere Of Disney’s “The Lion King” at Dolby Theatre on July 09, 2019 in Hollywood, California. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
