Beyoncé asked “Can you keep up?” when she reunited with Destiny’s Child and sang their hit “Lose My Breath” at Coachella. And the answer to that question was a clear “no” from her stunning look.
The 36-year-old singer rocked five custom Balmain looks for her highly anticipated headlining performance at the California music festival on Saturday night, including a camo body suit with thigh-high boots. However, fans watching the concert from home noticed that Beyoncé seemed to be having a bit a trouble with her outfit. While joined onstage by Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, she was spotted doing some choreography with one hand over her strap to prevent any unwanted exposure.
While sporting the same look during a dance off with her sister Solange, the pop star again tugged on her strap as her over-the-knee boots became loose and dropped to her ankles.
ICYMI: Destiny’s Child Reunion at #Beychella pic.twitter.com/NkiVTs8Pc2
— Philip Lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) April 15, 2018
Unsurprisingly, Twitter had a few thoughts on the matter.
Another added, “These twins gave Beyonce a MORE bangin body than she already had! Homegirl almost had a wardrobe malfunction! Designers: Y’all gotta accommodate, Bey needs more cup space!”
Others praised Beyoncé for being a total pro by not missing a beat while simultaneously ensuring there was no Janet Jackson moment.
“I will never be over Beyoncé doing the entire Get Me Bodied extended dance break while simultaneously fighting off a wardrobe malfunction,” wrote one fan.
The wardrobe devil tried to sabotage our grand finale but Beyonce cannot be defeated so somebody’s getting fired, hey hey! pic.twitter.com/tPBzK0n4SQ
— Marquis Bias (@MarquisBias) April 15, 2018
Good morning to everyone except the personal responsible for Beyoncé’s wardrobe malfunction.
— Django Jane (@Lupituuuh) April 15, 2018
That leotard strap is annoying Beyoncé. Whoever’s on wardrobe is hearing it from Blue Ivy right now
— Janine J 💕 (@janine_j) April 15, 2018
Also, these twins gave Beyonce a MORE bangin body than she already had! Homegirl almost had a wardrobe malfunction! Designers: Y’all gotta accommodate, Bey needs more cup space!
— Jasmine Styles (@JasmineStylesTV) April 15, 2018
I will never be over Beyoncé doing the entire Get Me Bodied extended dance break while simultaneously fighting off a wardrobe malfunction
— LW (@lindseyweber) April 15, 2018
Beyonce dancing her boots down AND preventing a wardrobe malfunction. HOT DAMN.
— Liz Dwyer (@losangelista) April 15, 2018
Beyoncé is desperately trying to avoid a wardrobe malfunction but still dancing her heart out. What an unbelievable performance #beyonce #Coachella2018#beychella2018
— jade to the izzo (@IMinSFLbiatch) April 15, 2018
Beyonce is still killing it with her wardrobe malfunction 😢A real performer!!! #BEYCHELLA
— Precious Justblessed (@Always__Fancy) April 15, 2018
Designer Olivier Rousteing made all five looks in collaboration with the singer, stylist Marni Senofonte and the rest of Bey’s team. Her outfits included everything from opulent bejeweled leotards and embellished capes, to a classic yellow hoodie and distressed Levi’s jean shorts.
Explaining the inspiration behind the outfits, Rousteing told Vogue that Beyoncé was “looking for something in a military style” because “the shows were all about survivors.”
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While all of the outfits obviously got Queen Bey’s seal of approval, there was one look in particular that caught husband JAY-Z’s attention.
“Jay saw the Egyptian goddess cape and when B put it on, his eyes went wide and he was so excited, he said, ‘Oh, wow!’ That gave me a lot of satisfaction,” the designer told the outlet.
And she’s not done yet. Rousteing also told Vogue that he has made a completely separate collection of looks for the singer to wear next week during her second Coachella performance.
This article originally appeared on People.com.
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