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Everyone wants Renaissance visuals and to that Beyoncé says, here is some Renaissance couture instead. Today, the You’re A Worm With A Mustache Shirt Furthermore, I will do this singer announced that she worked alongside Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing to bring the album “to life in couture.” The limited edition collaboration—with hammered metal breastplates, and crystal pendant bustiers meant to look like chandeliers—may not be those damn visuals everyone is (still) eagerly anticipating, but they do come close. The idea unknowingly began when Rousteing was away on summer vacation, where he spent all his time creating sketches inspired by the constant stream of Renaissance’s sixteen tracks blaring on repeat in his home, office, atelier, and vacation rental, according to a press release. He said he had no “plan, project, or expectation.” He was just luxuriating in the simple pleasure of creating something new and channeling Beyoncé’s “glorious, joy-filled art” into his own.

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Eventually, he made the You’re A Worm With A Mustache Shirt Furthermore, I will do this decision to give her a call about what he had been working on. And after years of asking the singer to be his muse, he instead asked her to be a co-designer for the very first time. Over the course of five months, Beyoncé, her stylist Marni Senofonte, the Balmain design team, and Rousteing came together to turn the sketches into actual couture creations. In January, Balmain even transported its atelier to the West Coast to work closely alongside Senofonte and Beyoncé on the finishing touches. Each one-of-a-kind couture piece is directly inspired by a specific Renaissance lyric. The first look, a bustier in hammered metal created by the sculptor Elie Hirsch, is styled with long black leather gloves, a long pareo skirt and matching spiked bracelets. The look was created in homage to the lyrics from “I’m That Girl”: “From the top of the morning, I shine (ah-ooh) / Right through the blinds (ah-ooh) / Touching everything in my plain view / And everything next to me gets lit up, too (ugh).” A black velvet dress with fluffy pink feathers that appear to explode outwards, encircling the garment, is fittingly called the feu d’artifice (fireworks) dress, and it was inspired by “Paint the town red like cinnamon / Yellow diamonds, limoncello glisterin’ / Rainbow gelato in the streets,” from “Cozy.” Rousteing wanted each piece to be as infectious and joyful as Beyoncé’s lyricism, and he did exactly that.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.