Beyoncé Knowles by Sharif Hamza for Dazed & Confused July 2011

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Published June 14, 2011

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Updated April 4, 2017

The Simple Life – Beyoncé Knowles remains glamorous amidst a weathered setting lensed by photographer Sharif Hamza for the July issue of Dazed & Confused. The R&B diva discusses her break from music in the accompanying cover story and captivates in stylist Karen Langley’s retro glam looks, including pieces custom made for Dazed & Confused by Gareth Pugh, Haider Ackermann, Stefano Pilati for Yves saint Laurent, Tom Ford, Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci, and Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton.







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24 thoughts on “Beyoncé Knowles by Sharif Hamza for Dazed & Confused July 2011”

  1. This looks ghetto & cheap. I don’t understand the vision for this editorial. Its all over the place

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  2. This looks ghetto & cheap. I don’t understand the vision for this editorial. Its all over the place

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  3. I love this, but I really don’t think she was the right pick for this type of editorial. I find she’s trying to hard. Her eyes are just not working it, especially in the one with the grill.

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    • i agree – but i think its the make-up thats making the difference. Its not right for her, her forte is glamour not pop art.

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    • i agree – but i think its the make-up thats making the difference. Its not right for her, her forte is glamour not pop art.

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    • i agree – but i think its the make-up thats making the difference. Its not right for her, her forte is glamour not pop art.

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  4. its sooo bad. whoever likes this must be quiet !!!that says that you have no knowlage in photo or beauty. she always looks cheap and when she goes glam its a joke…. Getto!!!

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  5. omg,i have to say everytime i look at it i want to laugh… she looks like a man,her face is so bad and styling….oh my god!!!!!! joke joke

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  6. I really can’t see the vision in this shoot either. I we supposed to believe that someone who can afford to dress & be styled like this is hanging out in a place like this? I don’t get it! & B looks like total crap in the first shot gah!

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  7. i love this shoot, really enjoy the over the topness of the styling in juxtaposition with the setting
    also has no one ever heard of bedroom eyes?

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